Album Reviews

When we last heard from Canadian traditional metallists Traveler, they had just hit back to back grand slams with their sophomore album, Termination Shock (2020), […]

It isn’t often I tackle new doom metal albums. As my seasoned readers know, I’m about as picky with this subgenre as a child is […]

Has it really been nearly three years since we last heard from American Idol finalist James Durbin? Not exactly. Whether it be fronting Stryper adjacent […]

The last time I reviewed a Revolution Saints album, the Frontiers curated supergroup had an almost completely different lineup. The bassist/backing singer position held by […]

Morbid Saint fits into a rather unique niche in metal history. Formed way back in 1984, the band didn’t catch the attention of headbangers until […]

Facebook is a blessing and a curse: A curse because it’s a dumping ground for every moron with a half-baked opinion (like myself) to spew […]

For the past two years, COVID sidelined me from attending my beloved Legions of Metal Festival: A weekend long celebration of all things traditional and […]

It was nearly four years ago that I last reviewed a Necrowretch album, The Ones from Hell. True to its title, it was indeed a […]

It isn’t often I review EPs and for a couple reasons. 1. EPs today don’t hold the same weight as they did 35-40 years ago, […]

So last night I caught L.A. Guns: A band who I’ve gone on record as calling “the best live band of the ’80s glam metal […]