Review CHEZ KANE “Reckless”

“Reckless” is the third album from British singer Chez Kane, who collaborated with Danny Rexon for the next time. The frontman of the Swedish rock band Crazy Lixx wrote and produced the album, which is completely inspired by the '80s, starting with the artwork, which is full of clichés. With Kane on the front cover,... Continue Reading →

Review ANNEKE VAN GIERSBERGEN “La Mort” – EP

It’s an exciting year for Dutch singer Anneke van Giersbergen, whose name remains inseparably linked with The Gathering. Although the band had already released two albums before she joined, her arrival marked a decisive turning point. With "Mandylion," the progressive rock outfit took a major step toward broader recognition, establishing a sound that would resonate... Continue Reading →

LONG DISTANCE CALLING – new song revealed

Shortly before the release of their new album “The Phantom Void” on April 10, German instrumental rock pioneers Long Distance Calling present their final single, “Sinister Companion.” As the album’s closing track, “Sinister Companion” delivers a spectacular, electrifying finale. A final, dramatic burst of energy that captures the emotional depth and raw intensity of “The... Continue Reading →

EVILDEAD re-release first two albums

EvilDead are true veterans of thrash metal, proving that it wasn’t only the Bay Area that produced outstanding bands in the 1980s. Hailing from Los Angeles, EvilDead may never have reached the same level of fame as the genre’s biggest names, but they delivered exceptional thrash metal albums. Their journey began in 1989 with the... Continue Reading →

Review LANSDOWNE “Wish You Well”

Lansdowne didn't exactly flood the rock community with longplayers and other releases. The band premiered with “Blue Collar Revolver” in 2011, and it took until 2023—including a two-year hiatus—to release a second album, “Medicine.” “Medicine” seems to indicate a positive direction, as the band released their next album only three years later. “Wish You Well”... Continue Reading →

Review MYRATH “Wilderness of Mirrors”

Myrath have stood as a defining force in Tunisian metal since 2006, though their story reaches further back to their early days as Xtasy, formed in 2001. With “Wilderness of Mirrors,” the five-piece unveils their latest studio effort—a ten-track album that reinforces both their identity and their evolution. True to their roots, Myrath continue to... Continue Reading →

Review KERRIGAN “Wayfarer”

Freiburg, Germany, is known for having one of the highest numbers of hours of sunshine per year. At the same time, the southwestern region of Germany is associated with wine and good food. Despite these favorable attributes, there is also a darker side. Hailing from Freiburg, denim and leather metallers Kerrigan add some riff power... Continue Reading →

Review HELLRIPPER “Coronach”

Scottish metal warrior James McBain founded Hellripper in 2015, initially releasing an EP with the intention of contributing to the local scene in Aberdeen. Things quickly took a different turn. More than a decade later, Hellripper has evolved far beyond its regional roots, earning international acclaim and a devoted following. Now, over ten years after... Continue Reading →

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