Album Reviews

Despite consistently touring and releasing music since 1989, Axel Rudi Pell is essentially unknown here in America. Those who are aware of his name tend […]

It has been a long time since I’ve reviewed a full blown death metal album. It’s not that I’ve been avoiding the genre, but rather […]

Here’s a question I’d like to pose to you readers: At what point does a band stop being who they say they are? I guess […]

I’d like to start this review by saying I LOVE Destruction. Who doesn’t? Their 80s output remains untouchable to this day, from the bestial blackened […]

It was nearly 40 years ago that Treat formed as a melodic alternative to the rough and ready metal their native Sweden was known for. […]

I’ve long felt that the 80s glam/hair/pop metal crop has long faced their share of unfair criticism. If you can look past the outrageous outfits […]

Joe Satriani’s obsession with otherworldly phenomena has been a driving force of his music from day one. From his unearthly guitar playing to his intergalactic […]

It was a little over two years ago, and just a few weeks into this site’s existence, that I last thoroughly examined the music of […]

When Niklas Stålvind formed Wolf in the mid 90s, traditional metal was about as fashionable as genital warts. The straightforward, steel crazed sounds of the […]

I have been a massive Thin Lizzy fan for as long as I can remember. I own just about every album and happen to be […]