From My Collection #56: Gary Moore – Corridors of Power
Welcome to another edition of From My Collection. The other day marked 12 years since the passing of guitar god Gary Moore, which is strange […]
Articles by Joe Miller
Sanguisugabogg – Homicidal Ecstasy
In the 2 years that have passed since I reviewed Sanguisugabogg’s debut, Tortured Whole, the collective hype surrounding the band has gone from palpable to […]
Memoriam – Rise to Power
Few bands have been more influential to death metal than Bolt Thrower. While their blend of punishing riffage, knuckle dragging tempos, and war themed lyrics […]
Karl Willetts (Memoriam, Bolt Thrower) Interview
For the past 35 years, Karl Willetts has been a staple of English death metal. First as the frontman for the legendary Bolt Thrower, and […]
Crowne – Operation Phoenix
A couple years ago when I reviewed Swedish supergroup Crowne’s debut album, Kings in the North, there was part of me that thought it would […]
Top 10: Metal Albums of 1999
It only took us a couple years, but we’ve reached our final Top 10 album list of the 21st century. What was the state of […]
Trastorned – Into the Void
The amount of kickass albums that came out this past Friday is, for a lack of better terms, absurd. Yesterday, I was in sheer awe […]
Freeroad – Do What You Feel!
Being a metal album reviewer isn’t exactly the “happiest” job. Well, for me it is, because I absolutely love this music, but I’m talking about […]
Uriah Heep – Chaos & Colour
I’ve been a Uriah Heep fan most of my life. It was sometime in middle school that I first heard “Easy Livin’” via my dad, […]
Phil Lanzon (Uriah Heep) Interview
“What defines a band?” For different bands this means different answers. In the case of Uriah Heep, the answer is massive vocals, progressive songwriting, memorable […]