Reviews
\r\nDuring the mid-to-late 1980s, Britain’s homegrown melodic hard rock scene was blessed with an embarrassment of riches.No one who lived through the era could forget the hook-friendly quality of FM, Tobruk, Strangeways, Dare,Lionheart,Alaska,John Parr, Virginia Wolf,Robin George, Cutting Crew and Birmingham’s own Shy.And my opinion many of the aforementioned artist,Shy could easily be distinguished from the list.And they still can.
\r\nThe most bands in scene of Metal and Rock when start to release albums it necessary to take a difficult path, which called music industry, maybe it’s a hard to saying that but that’s the way it goes!, it’s better to say the way of acceptance or rejection from their fans and like they said my ancestors "Rainbow in the morning gives you fair warning", so Reckless Love passed the test and like true blue will never stain! So they stand ready to rock.
\r\n These youngsters from Romania come forth with a good mood but also some spare talent to add their part in the thrash metal kingdom. With only one demo release three years ago they release their first full work through SG Records. Why pick this out of the bunch? Let’s see what they came up with..
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\r\nHell, is this a surprise or what? I had seen the Texans’ promo video some months ago on youtube and died laughing. What my eyes and ears witnessed was hilarious! And after that, watching their cd being delivered to me for a review seemed like a joke, an easy task to pull through and a good chance for some bitching. You see, a good haircut and extreme music simply don’t match. But after putting the cd in the player I realised things are not as easy as I thought at first.
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Mastodon is one of those bands that attracted my attention from the first time and made me gradually get stuck on them. So, some months ago, I found myself looking forward to listening to their new album right after the announcement of its upcoming release. What I felt after listening to "The Hunter"? Hmmm... hard to explain!
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\r\nThe fifth album of –Nightrage- is now on stores and I can feel the fans of Melodic/Death/Thrash already playing the album in their stereos and headbanging on it. The new album has the itle, -Insidious- and this time –Nighrage- are back with a great album that has it all. Great riffs and nice melodic guitars, beautifull drumming and bass and the voice of Antony Hamalainen in a great angry mood. The production is pretty cool and the whole album sounds amazing.\r\n
Before I start this review I’d like to make one thing clear. THIS IS HEAVY METAL! I felt the need to do this because the term Heavy Metal has become a bit blurry with all the various genres and crappy releases going on. Let’s focus on the fact that the Legendary RIOT have just returned with an album that will definitely blow your goddamn brains out of your skull. I am not exaggerating, not a bit, when I declare this one their best release after 88’s monumental “Thundersteel”.
\r\nSometimes my mind cannot describe the kind of bullshit some labels try to thow unto the audiences just to attract some genre fans. So, you put a guy screaming like a lamb to the slaughter, guitarists that wish they had been born in Gothenborg(though they just WISH) and the worst is yet to come: a horrific girl with a "modern approach" to metal. What comes out is simply unacceptable. It’s frustrating. It’s TERRIBLE.
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\r\nDeath metal, violence, relentless beating, oldschool. This review could end right here and still be complete, believe me! Fleshred show absolutely no mercy but show all respect towards the old school gods. Vomitory, Requiem, Dismember. I bet they’ve built shrines to these old monsters, you can tell even by looking at the cover art.
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