Album Reviews
In Flames – I, The Mask
There are two things that are true of a new In Flames album: 1. There is always something that unmistakably sounds like In Flames. 2. There is always something that pushes the boundaries for our [Read »]
Album Reviews
Soilwork – Verkligheten
“Reality”. That’s what the Swedish title of SOILWORK’s 11th studio album means, in case you’re wondering. And reality is, ladies and gentlemen, that this is a hammer album. Soilwork never said me much, truth be [Read »]
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Arch Enemy @ Copenhell 2018 (Refshaleøen, 21-06-2018)
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Zeal & Ardor @ Copenhell 2018 (Refshaleøen, 21-06-2018)
Album Reviews
Arch Enemy – Will To Power
With more than ten full-length albums into their portfolio, one has to acknowledge that ARCH ENEMY are stronger than ever. There was a time when I thought that they were a light-weight, pop death metal outfit [Read »]
Album Reviews
Mors Principium Est – Embers Of A Dying World
Opening with a bombastic intro with some electronic sounds, you wonder if this is going to turn out into a symphonic metal act, an electronic influenced band or perhaps a power metal act. Of course I [Read »]
Album Reviews
Once Human – Evolution
Since he left Machine Head a million years ago, Logan Mader has paid his music business dues in Soulfly, Stereo Black and now Once Human, and by having produced, mixed and mastered a long list of great [Read »]
Album Reviews
In Flames – Battles
In Flames has been my favourite melodic death metal band for ages and they are of course one of the pioneers of the Gothenburg sound along with Dark Tranquillity and At the Gates. Their early [Read »]
Album Reviews
Dark Tranquility – Atoma
Just before this new album, main song writer and guitarist Martin Hendersson left the band. Niklas Sundin replaced him and also a new bass player Anders Iwers (Tiamat, Ceremonial Oath) joined the band. When the [Read »]
Album Reviews
Insomnium – Winter’s Gate
In the world of music, a concept album is nothing new. Most artists have some sort of binding thread for their music, they just might not all follow a particular story line. In progressive, rock, [Read »]