Album Review – R o c k 'N' L o a d

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The St Pierre Snake Invasion – Caprice Enchante´- Album Review

The St Pierre Snake Invasion is back finally with a follow up to their highly regarded debut album a mere four years later. The guys have had a torrid time in seeing this album across the finish line but eventu...

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Memoriam – Requiem For Mankind – Album Review

This is the third album in as many years from the Birmingham based Death merchants and it does not disappoint. It’s not easy to put out music every year but these guys have managed to do it masterfully with eac...

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Kryptos – Afterburner – Album Review

Having been at the forefront of Indian Metal since 1998, Kryptos has been melting faces with their brand of Old School Death Metal which uses Thrash influences heavily at times to bring their music to the world...

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Fences – Failure Sculptures – Album Review

Unfamiliar with Fences, aka Christopher Mansfield I could be forgiven by taking the visual and assuming what I was going to hear matches up to the image of the man himself. Instead within seconds, I realized I ...

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Teramaze – Are We Soldiers – Album Review

Prog anyone? Teramaze return with their latest offering Are We Soldiers and it is a meaty one, gnarly, riff-laden, and intricate whilst maintaining a beautifully melodic balance. Right from the off you can tel...

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Bokassa – Crimson Riders – Album Review

Norwegian (Not Danish) trio Bokassa are back with their latest album Crimson Riders that lands Friday 21st June. Currently on tour with Metallica and Ghost no less travelling through Europe winning over a host ...

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The LaFontaines – Junior – Album Review

The LaFontaines are back! The ballsy Scots return with an absolute beauty of an album in the form of Junior, a catchy, hard edged compelling recording that just grips you from the off and doesn’t let go. If you...

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Neal Morse – Jesus Christ The Exorcist – Album Review

When trolling through the plethora of emails you receive from PR’s and record labels you need something you grab your attention, two things here, the one and only Neal Morse and the title, Jesus Christ The Exor...

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Motionless In White – Disguise – Album Review

Motionless In White return with a blistering new release Disguise, taking no prisoners it hits you right between the eyes right from the off and its relentless pace leaves you feeling battered and bruised by th...

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Sweet Oblivion Feat. Geoff Tate – Sweet Oblivion – Album Review

Amongst the latest set of releases from Frontiers Music, there is a hidden gem under the name of Sweet Oblivion. This is a collaboration of DGM mastermind Simone Mularoni and legendary Geoff Tate with a...

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Beheaded – Only Death Can Save – You Album Review

Maltese heavyweights were formed in 1991, taking influence from the European and US Death Metal scene, to create their demo Souldeadwhich was traded and posted through the mail to gain exposure in their quest t...

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X Ambassadors – Orion – Album Review

Orion sees American trio X Ambassadors return once again with an eclectic collection of beauties all delivered for consumption June 14th. A melodic masterpiece Orion immediately brings a smile to your face with...