Album Review Archives - R o c k 'N' L o a d

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Black Coffee – ‘Take One’ – Album Review

Columbus Ohio’s Black Coffee has announced their arrival with a killer debut album in the form of Take One. A nine-track thriller with slick guitar work and polished vocals that would make you think these crazy...

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Hyro The Hero – ‘Flagged Channel’ – Album Review

The combination of Rap and Rock music can raise a few eyebrows as many have tried and most have failed, quite miserably if we’re being honest. However here we have Hyro The Hero, who firstly redefined the blend...

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Tired Eyes – ‘In Denial,Force A Smile’ – EP Review

Tired Eyes an Australian quartet from Queensland drop their latest offering In Denial, Force A Smile June 29th.It is yet another sublime addition an already growing number of bands from Australasia that are mak...

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Soliloquium – ‘Contemplations’ – Album Review

What was once a side project has grown into a full time adventure as Soliloquium bring us their second full length offering of Melodic Doom metal. The three piece Swedish band formed in 2011 and have released 3...

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Big Boy Bloater & The Limits – ‘Pills’ – Album Review

Big Boy Bloater & The Limits return after with their latest offering Pills, a follow up to their highly successful 2016 album Luxury Hobo. A refreshing take on your usual cookie cutter, radio friendly music...

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Five Finger Death Punch – ‘And Justice For None’ – Album Review

This is the sixth instalment form 5FDP, seven if you include the greatest hits, since they started out in 2005 and it is epic. From being supposedly on “The rocks” they have come back with thirteen masterpie...

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The Darkness – ‘Live At Hammersmith’ – Album Review

The Darkness drop their first live album this week in the form of Live At Hammersmith, a beauty of a nineteen track collection of some of their finest work over the years. It’s a funny thing that it has taken t...

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Modern Maps – ‘Hope You’re Happy’ – Album Review

Southern California Rock trio Modern Maps dropped their Rise Records debut June 1st with a punchy and highly addictive release Hope You’re Happy. ‘Autopilot’ kicks off the album with a immediately energetic...

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Dorrian Sorriaux – ‘Hungry Ghost’ – EP Review

Dorrian Sorriaux, successful guitarist with Swedish Blues-Rock band The Blues Pill’s has ventured out on a solo project by the way of a four track EP entitled Hungry Ghost. Sorriaux has been tearing up stage...

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Diamante -‘ Coming In Hot’ – Album Review

LA Rock siren Diamante lands with her debut album Coming In Hot June 15th and it is a cracker. Blistering vocals from this Rock beauty gives her debut a real punch along side some fine song writing and the subl...

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Dance Gavin Dance – ‘Artificial Selection’ – Album Review

Dance Gavin Dance return with another smashing album in the form of Artificial Selection. Anyone familiar with DGD will be well used to their chaotic and dynamic musical style, one which fuses multiple elements...

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Casket Feeder – ‘Scalps’ – EP Review

Scalpsis the follow up to the self-released EP Venomous Tonguesand good grief is it good. If you like your Death Metal influenced by the Swedish, whilst smashing you in the face with raw brutality and tinged wi...