Album Reviews

Progressive rock does not get enough credit for its impact on heavy metal. Back in the ’70s, the two musical pariahs constantly overlapped. This resulted […]

Last week, you got to read my love letter to Doro circa ’87, in praise of Warlock’s masterpiece swansong, Triumph and Agony. This week, you […]

Heavy Halloween maniacs! That’s right, the most metal holiday of the year is here and boy do we have a treat on our hands today. […]

I’d be lying if I said I was an expert in the field of Colombian metal. What I do know is what I’ve heard from […]

When Lynch Mob first formed out of the ashes of Dokken nearly 35 years ago, its purpose was to serve as a creative vehicle for […]

A couple years ago, amidst revisiting Sepultura’s catalog with his brother Igor and spearheading the nonstop touring juggernaut that is Soulfly, Max Cavalera introduced us […]

At the tail end of 2019, right before the world as we knew it ended, German blackened speedsters Diabolic Night came ripping into the collective […]

It was a little over three years ago that amidst the darkest days of the pandemic, the mighty Cirith Ungol returned from their decades long […]

It’s been 2 years and 5 days since we last reviewed a Station album and they’re still not the biggest rock band in the world, […]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Alessandro Del Vecchio is the busiest guy in melodic rock. Whether it be in a musical, […]