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Revisiting the Album "Master of Reality": Black Sabbath Reaches Peak Excellence Early
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Revisiting Napalm Death's 1992 Studio Album "Utopia Banished"
Napalm Death's 1992 studio album Utopia Banished is a genre defining album as we revisit this musical work. Features the contributions of the late Jesse Pintado (1969-2006).
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Review of the Album "Hair of the Dog" by Finnish Groovy Thrash Metal Band Mental Care Foundation
Hair of the Dog, the 2nd studio album by Finnish groovy thrash metal band Mental Care Foundation, released in 2006 is a very underrated album full of strong blues guitar, good rough vocals and lyrically very creative. This is an underrated thrash metal gem.
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Revisiting Judas Priest's 1990 Studio Album "Painkiller"
Judas Priest's 1990 studio album Painkiller is thought by many to be their best album. An album full of slick speed metal style riffs, Painkiller even almost 35 years later may appeal to you depending upon your musical tastes.
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Review of the Album "Turbo" by British Heavy Metal Band Judas Priest
Turbo, the 1986 studio album by British heavy metal band Judas Priest is an album that is much better than many people will give it credit for.
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Revisiting Judas Priest's 1978 Studio Album "Stained Class"
Stained Class, the 1978 studio album by British heavy metal band Judas Priest is a very influential album in their career. Read on to find out why.
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An In-Depth Review and Analysis of Black Sabbath's 1970 Studio Album "Paranoid"
Black Sabbath's 1970 studio album Paranoid is the one album which really put this British metal band into superstar status. Read on to find out why.
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Forgotten Metal Albums: Judas Priest's "Sin After Sin"
Sin After Sin, the 1977 studio album by British heavy metal band Judas Priest is truly one fo those forgotten metal albums. Read on to find out why.
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Review of the Album "Danzig 5: Blackacidevil" by Danzig
Here is an in depth review and analysis of the album Danzig 5: Blackacidevil by American rock band Danzig released in 1996. It is largely experimental, raw, and industrial metal release that came under much criticism, however if you give this album enough of a chance, you just might enjoy it.
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Review of the Album "Roorback" by Sepultura: Putting the Groove Into Thrash Metal
Roorback, the 2003 studio album released by Sepultura is an album where thrash meets groove metal. It is a more simply structured album in terms of the riffs than Arise or Chaos A.D. but if you get used to it is quite a good album.
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Forgotten Heavy Metal Albums: Sepultura's "Nation"
Sepultura's 2001 studio album called Nation is one of those metal albums that may now be forgotten in favor of many of their other releases. Read this in depth review to find out exactly why Nation is actually a stronger album than many give it credit for.
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Revisiting "Danzig" the Landmark Album That Began Glenn Danzig's Solo Career
Danzig is not only the album that basically started Glenn Danzig's solo career but it is also a landmark blues rock type of album that features guest vocals done by James Hetfield of the band Metallica. "Danzig" is an album that really added musical strength to the 1980s.
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Album Review: "They Will Return" by Finnish Melodic Death Metal Band Kalmah
They Will Return is the excellent 2002 studio album by Finnish melodic death metal band Kalmah. This album has the excellent song Principle Hero.
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Revisiting Tankard's 1992 Studio Album "Stone Cold Sober"
German thrash metal band Tankard's 1992 studio album Stone Cold Sober is much more than a fun thrash metal album. It is an album that is very influential in terms of its lyrical themes even more than 3 decades later. This may also be their best early album just before the mid point.
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Album Review: "Master of the Rings" by German Power Metal Band Helloween
Master of the Rings is the very good 1994 studio album by German power metal band Helloween. This is also the first Helloween studio album to have the contributions of the very unique Andi Deris. He made this band about 10 times better!
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Revisiting the Album "Better Than Raw" by German Power Metal Band Helloween
Better than Raw is the 1998 studio album released by longtime German power metal band Helloween. The album also has a song that is sung entirely in Latin. This is one of Helloween's better releases.
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Review of the Album "The Meaning of Life" (1990) by German Thrash Metal Band Tankard
The Meaning of Life is the 1990 studio album by German thrash metal band Tankard and it may be the album where this German band takes their lyrical writing to a different level. This is another underrated release by one of Germany's finest metal bands.
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Revisiting Tankard's 1986 Debut Album "Zombie Attack"
Zombie Attack is the 1986 debut album by German thrash metal band Tankard. It is a better album than some might think and this is also another album that was released in 1986 that may be passed over in favor of some others. Give this album a chance.
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Review of the Album "High Proof Cosmic Milk" by Acid Drinkers
High Proof Cosmic Milk is the 1998 studio album by Polish metal band Acid Drinkers.
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Review of the Album "Whoracle" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band In Flames
Whoracle is the 1997 studio album released by famous Swedish band In Flames. The album is now much better than previously thought. In spite of the album's title this is an album filled with musical brilliance and excellence even almost 30 years later.
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Revisiting Opeth's 1995 Debut Album "Orchid"
Orchid is the 7 song debut album released by longtime Swedish band Opeth, a band that began their career as a progressive death metal band. This album also set a sort of pattern for Opeth having super long songs in their albums.
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Revisiting Opeth's 1996 Studio Album "Morningrise"
Morningrise is the iconic 1996 studio album by Swedish progressive death metal band Opeth.
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Review of the Album "Punishment for Decadence" by Coroner
Punishment for Decadence is the amazing 1988 studio album by Swiss thrash metal band Coroner. It is a genre defining album with melodic and progressive metal parts along with a thrash metal feel that should excite thrash metal fans all over the world.
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Revisting "Danzig 2 - Lucifuge" the Famous Second Studio Album by Danzig
Danzig 2 - Lucifuge is the very famous 1990 studio album by American heavy metal band Danzig. It is known for songs such as Snakes of Christ and Her Black Wings. It is an album still worthy of high praise and consideration even today.
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Review: Megadeth, "The World Needs a Hero"
The World Needs a Hero, the 2001 studio album by Megadeth represents one of the band's stronger albums after the departure of guitarist Marty Friedman. It is one of the best albums of the entire decade of the 2000s.
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Album Review: "The System Has Failed" Megadeth's Triumphant Return
The System Has Failed the 2004 studio album by Megadeth is a very good comeback album by this longtime American metal band. Read on to find out why.
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Review: “Danzig 4p” the 4th Studio Album by American Heavy Metal Band Danzig
The album Danzig 4p sometimes also known as Danzig 4 is the 1994 studio album released under Glenn Danzig's solo project. This is the darkest Danzig album of their first four releases. It is also the last Danzig album with the lineup of John Christ, Eerie Von and Chuck Biscuits.
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Exploring Coroner's Raw Debut Album "R.i.p". - 1980s Progressive Thrash
R.I.P. or Rest in Pain is the iconic raw debut thrash metal album by Swiss thrash metal band Coroner released in 1987. It is a raw thrash metal album with great acoustic parts, progressive melodies, and powerful choruses.
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Album Review: "The State of Mind Report" by Acid Drinkers
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Album Review: "Infernal Connection" by Acid Drinkers - Industrial Metal Meets Thrash
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Review of the Album "Are You a Rebel?" - Acid Drinkers 1990 Debut
Are You a Rebel? is the 1990 debut album by Acid Drinkers, a heavy metal band that has thrash metal and hardcore influences in their music.
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Revisiting the Album "Dirty Money, Dirty Tricks" by Poland's Acid Drinkers
Dirty Money, Dirty Tricks, the 1991 studio album by Poland's famous crossover thrash metal band Acid Drinkers is musically a very different release than what we have usually heard from them before but it is certainly not a terrible album. Read on to find out why.
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Review of the Album "Code Red" by German Thrash Metal Band Sodom
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Forgotten Heavy Metal Albums: "Danzig 3 - How the Gods Kill"
Danzig 3 - How the Gods Kill is the 1992 studio album by American heavy metal band Danzig. This is the 3rd album of what is essentially a solo project.
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Exploring the Uniqueness of Fates Warning's "A Pleasant Shade of Gray"
Fates Warning's 8th studio album is a unique progressive metal gem or treasure because it is just so pleasant to listen to and for the fact that it is an album that is one track and it is split up into 12 parts.
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Review: “Morbid Origin” Norway’s Inculter Returns With an Exciting Brand New Album
Morbid Origin, the 3rd studio album by Norwegian thrash metal band Inculter is not only one of the best metal albums of 2023 but it is also one of those albums that will not overwhelm you. It will provide you with excellent, raw yet modern metal music.
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Review of the Album "Insult to Injury" by New Jersey Thrash Metal Band Whiplash
With their 3rd studio album Insult to Injury, New Jersey based thrash metal band Whiplash changed more than just their vocalist. They experimented with a more progressive style thrash which is not very overwhelming and that results in a very refreshing style of thrash!
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Review of the Album "Ticket to Mayhem" by Thrash Metal Band Whiplash ( 1987)
Ticket to Mayhem is the very good 1987 studio album by New Jersey thrash metal band Whiplash.
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Revisiting the Album "Agent Orange" Sodom's Iconic 3rd Studio Album
Agent Orange is more than just the third studio album by the legendary German thrash metal band Sodom. It is an album that is musically diverse and it has very socially conscious lyrics.
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Review of the Album "Persecution Mania" by German Thrash Metal Band Sodom
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Exploring German Thrash Metal Band Destruction's 2000 Studio Album "All Hell Breaks Loose"
All Hell Breaks Loose, the 2000 studio album by German thrash metal band Destruction marks the triumphant return of vocalist Marcel Schirmer. This album just about proves why they needed him to return. His return made this band 10 times better!
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Revisiting German Thrash Band Destruction's Raw Debut Album "Infernal Overkill"
Infernal Overkill is the album that began the career of German thrash metal band Destruction. This fast, raw thrash metal release is one of the most underrated albums of its kind and should be given more credit than it perhaps is.
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Review of the Album Called "Nighttime Birds" by Dutch Metal Band the Gathering
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The Gathering, "Mandylion" Album Review: the Entry of Anneke Van Giersbergen
The Gathering's 1995 studio album Mandylion is the album that transformed the career of this longtime Dutch metal band and it is still a great one even almost 30 years later.
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Exploring Blind Guardian's Transition Into Power Metal With the Album "Nightfall in Middle Earth"
Blind Guardian's 1998 studio album Nightfall in Middle Earth is the album that sees this longtime German band fully transition into power metal.
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Album Review: Testament, "Practice What You Preach"
Practice What You Preach is the solid 3rd studio album by American thrash metal band Testament released in 1989.
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Album Review: "The New Order" - Testament Goes Thrash Metal Mainstream
The New Order is thrash metal band Testament's second studio album released in 1988. This is also the album that helped these Bay Area veterans get into the mainstream of thrash metal.
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Album Review: "Come In From the Rain" by Andi Deris
Come in From the Rain is the excellent 1997 solo album by Helloween vocalist Andi Deris.
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Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Pink Cream 69, "One Size Fits All"
One Size Fits All is more than just the second studio album by German hard rock band Pink Cream 69 released in 1991. It also features Andi Deris of the band Helloween doing lead vocals.
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Exploring and Analyzing Theatre of Tragedy's Magnum Opus: A Dive Into the Album "Aegis" (1998)
Theatre of Tragedy's 1998 studio album Aegis is their musical magnum opus. With the powerful soothing vocals of Liv Kristine Espanaes and dark male vocals by Raymond Rohonyi and the great songs, Aegis is still a great album even years later.
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Review of the Album "the Way of All Flesh" by Gojira
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A Look at the Album "Keys to Your Ruin" by Sonic Storm - Thrash Metal Comes to Malta
Keys to your Ruin is the 2023 studio album by the band Sonic Storm, a thrash metal band from the island country of Malta. Dive into a album that is full of exotic solos, razor sharp riffs and a touch of melody to create a very good example of modern day thrash metal.
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Album Review: "End of Eden" by Power Metal Band Amberian Dawn
End of Eden is the very good power metal album by Amberian Dawn released in 2010.
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Masquerade: A Dive Into Dreams of Sanity's Sophomore Album Based off of the Phantom of the Opera
Masquerade is a concept album based off of The Phantom of the Opera and it is also the second studio album by Austria's Dreams of Sanity.
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Exploring the Uniqueness of Komodia, the Debut Album of Austrian Gothic Metal Band Dreams of Sanity
Komodia is more than just the debut album of Austrian Gothic metal band Dreams of Sanity. Read on to find out why.
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A Look Back At Insomnium's Very Good 2004 Studio Album "Since the Day It All Came Down"
Insomnium's 2004 studio album Since the Day It All Came Down is filed with musical beauty, creativity, and excellence. Dive deep into the majestic depths of this early to mid 2000s melodic death metal gem!
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Kalmah, "For the Revolution" 2008 Melodic Death Metal Album Review
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Dark Tranquillity's "Fiction" Album Review - Entering Melodic Death Metal Greatness Once Again
Dark Tranquillity's 2007 studio album Fiction is so great that it may be their best since 1995. Read on to find out why.
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Revisiting the Album "Character" by Dark Tranquillity
Dark Tranquillity's 2005 studio album Character sees a continuation of the band's standard melodic death metal structure. Is it a better album than their 2002 release Damage Done? You decide.
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Review: "Damage Done" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Dark Tranqullity
Damage Done is the very good 2002 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Dark Tranquillity. The album is definitely much better than their 2000 studio album Haven.
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Dark Tranquillity's "the Gallery" a Genre Defining Album for the Ages
Dark Tranquillity's 1995 studio album The Gallery is a genre defining album after almost 30 years after it pleased our ears and senses! This is a review that you will not want to miss! There is a tribute to Fredrik Johansson (1974-2022) former guitarist of this great band.
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Album Review: In Flames, "Colony" Welcome to Melodic Death Metal Brilliance!
In Flames' amazing 1999 studio album Colony turns 25 in 2024! This is an example of melodic death metal brilliance!
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Album Review: In Flames, "Siren Charms"
Siren Charms the 2014 studio album by Swedish metal band In Flames is a sort of transitional album with electronic elements and slower songs but it is still a very good album even for these Swedish guys.
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Album Review: "House of Possession" by Norwegian Blackened Thrash Metal Band Shakma
House of Possession is the very good 2018 debut album by Norwegian blackened thrash metal band Shakma. It is an album full of razor sharp riffs and melodic enough to please many fans of this vast sub-genre of thrash metal.
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Looking Back at Arch Enemy's 1999 Album "Burning Bridges" 25 Years Later
Arch Enemy's 1999 studio album called Burning Bridges is full of melody, musicianship and guitar prowess! Read on to find out why as we revisit this magnificent album over 25 years later.
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A Review of the Album Nirvana Mtv Live Unplugged in New York
MTV LIVE Unplugged in New York is the LIVE album by American grunge band Nirvana released in 1994. The album is a LIVE performance in New York City and it features versions of Nirvana songs as well as covers of songs by the Vasolines, Meat Puppets, and David Bowie.
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Testament "the Legacy" Album Review: The Beginning for One of the Bay Area's Thrash Metal Legends
The Legacy is the very famous debut album for Testament, one of the most legendary bands of the San Francisco Bay Area thrash metal music scene.
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Review of the 1988 Studio Album "Survive" by American Thrash Metal Band Nuclear Assault
Survive is the 1988 studio album by New York City based thrash metal band Nuclear Assault.
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Looking Back At the Album "Necroticism – Descanting the Insalubrious" by the Death Metal Band Carcass
Necroticism - Descanting the Insalubrious is the 1991 studio album by British and Swedish death metal band Carcass.
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Destruction, "Inventor of Evil" Album Review
Inventor of Evil is the superb 2005 studio album by German thrash metal band Destruction.
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Album Review: "Virus" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
Virus is the 2005 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Hypocrisy. This may be their best album since 1994's The Fourth Dimension.
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Looking Back at Green Day’s Famous 1994 Studio Album "Dookie"
Dookie is one of the most famous albums in the career of Green Day. It is best known for five singles including the song "When I Come Around."
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Review: "Exuviae" the Second Album from Lithuania’s Phrenetix
Exuviae is the second studio album by Phrenetix, a thrash metal band from Vilnius, Lithuania.
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Review of the Album "Fear" by Phrenetix Lithuanian Thrash Metal Band
Fear is the very solid 2015 debut album from the band Phrenetix, a thrash metal band from Vilnius, Lithuania.
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Review of the Influential Album "M -16" by German Thrash Metal Band Sodom
M-16 is the 10th studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom and it is a concept album based on the Vietnam War.
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Review of the Album 'Til Death Do Us Unite by Sodom
'Til Death Do Us Unite is the 1997 studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom. Though it is classified as a crossover thrash metal album it actually is more of a thrash metal album.
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Album Review: "Release from Agony" by Germany’s Thrash Metal Band Destruction
Release From Agony is the really good 3rd studio album by German thrash metal band Destruction.
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Review of the Album "Those Once Loyal" by Bolt Thrower
Those Once Loyal is the 2005 studio album by British death metal band Bolt Thrower. It would end up being their last studio album before their disbandment following the sudden death of their drummer Martin "Kiddie" Kearns in 2015.
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Review of the Album "Nihility" by Polish Technical Death Metal Band Decapitated
Nihility is the brilliant 2002 studio album by Polish technical death metal band Decapitated. Don't let the band's name make you think these guys suck because they are really superb musicians!
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Album Review: "Cracked Brain" by German Thrash Metal Band Destruction
Cracked Brain is the 4th studio album by German thrash metal band Destruction released in 1990.
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Review of the Album "Constrictor" by Famous Rock Singer Alice Cooper
Constrictor is the 1986 studio album by hard rock singer Alice Cooper. The album is famous for songs such as He's Back (The Man Behind the Mask) and Teenage Frankenstein.
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"Straight Outta Smogtown" by Polish Thrash Metal Band Terrordome (Album Review)
"Straight Outta Smogtown" is the third studio album by Polish thrash metal band Terrordome.
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Album Review "Realm of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness" by the United Kingdom's Bolt Thrower
Realm of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness is the second studio album by British death metal band Bolt Thrower released in 1989.
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Review of the Album "in Battle There Is No Law!" by Bolt Thrower
In Battle There is No Law! is the 1988 debut album by well-known British death metal band Bolt Thrower.
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Review of the Album "One by One" by Foo Fighters
One by One is the 4th studio album by American alternative rock band Foo Fighters.
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Review of the Album "Symphonies of Sickness" by Carcass
Symphonies of Sickness is the 1989 studio album by British death metal band Carcass. in this album, we start to see the first signs of the band Carcass developing their grindcore metal style.
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Album Review: "Reek of Putrefaction" by Famous British Death Metal Band Carcass
Reek of Putrefaction is the 1988 debut album by British death metal band Carcass. Their debut is nothing like their later albums. It is very heavy death metal with short songs with riffs that grind along.
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Album Review: "There is Nothing Left to Lose" by Foo Fighters
There is Nothing Left to Lose is the 3rd studio album by alternative rock band Foo Fighters released in 1999. It is the first album recorded in Studio 606 in the home of guitarist Dave Grohl.
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Review of the Album "the Arrival" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
The Arrival is the brilliant 2004 melodic death metal album by Swedish death metal band Hypocrisy. The Arrival is also the last Hypocrisy album to have original drummer Lars Szoke.
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A Review of the Album "Moment" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Dark Tranquillity
Moment is the 2020 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Dark Tranquillity. Moment is the first studio album without longtime member Niklas Sundin and former Arch Enemy guitarist Christopher Amott takes his place.
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Review of the Album "Shine" by Austrian Power Metal Band Edenbridge
Shine is the 2004 studio album by Austrian power metal band Edenbridge.
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Who Is Vocalist Capri Virkkunen?
Paivi "Capri" Virkkunen is a Finnish singer and has been a member of the Finnish symphonic metal band Amberian Dawn since 2012. She has also worked as a vocal coach. Her style is definitely better for Amberian Dawn.
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Review of the Album "Innuendo" by Finnish Power Metal Band Amberian Dawn
Innuendo is the 2015 studio album released by Finnish power metal band Amberian Dawn.
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Review of the Album "Holodox" by Swiss Thrash Metal Band Comaniac
Holodox is the 3rd studio album released by Swiss thrash metal band Comaniac, having been released on September 4, 2020.
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Review of the Album "Da Capo" by Swedish Pop and Techno Band Ace of Base
Da Capo is the 2002 studio album by Swedish pop and techno band Ace of Base. It is the last album to have the original lineup of members and was one of the band's lowest selling albums but the album is still very good.
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Review of the Album Souvenirs by Dutch Atmospheric Rock Band The Gathering
Souvenirs is the very good 2003 studio album by Dutch band The Gathering.
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Review of the Album "Atoma" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Dark Tranquillity
Atoma is the 2016 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Dark Tranquillity and it is also the last album to feature founding guitarist Niklas Sundin who is also a graphic artist.
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Review of the Album "Construct" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Dark Tranquillity
Construct is the 2013 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Dark Tranquillity.
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Review of the Album "We Are the Void" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Dark Tranquillity
We Are the Void is the 2010 studio album by great Swedish melodic death metal band Dark Tranquillity.
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Review of the Album Catch 22 by Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
Catch 22 is the 8th studio album by Swedish death metal band Hypocrisy released in 2002 and this one sees the band go into a more melodic death metal direction.
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Review of the Album "Into the Abyss" by Swedish Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
Into the Abyss is the 2000 studio album by Swedish death metal band Hypocrisy and this one represents a sort of style change as the band has incorporated electronic elements into their sound.
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Review of the Album Called I, the Mask by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band In Flames
I, the Mask is the 2019 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames.
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Review of the Album "Concrete Jungle" by the Thrash Metal Band Fusion Bomb
Concrete Jungle is the debut album for the band Fusion Bomb from the small country of Luxembourg.
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Review of the Album "Magic Forest" by Finnish Power Metal Band Amberian Dawn
Magic Forest is the 2014 studio album from Finnish neoclassical power metal band Amberian Dawn.
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Review of the Album Instruction for Destruction by Swiss Thrash Metal Band Comaniac
Instruction for Destruction is the brilliant 2017 studio album by Swiss thrash metal band Comaniac.
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Review of the Album "Return to the Wasteland" by Swiss Thrash Metal Band Comaniac
Return to the Wasteland is the very good debut album by Switzerland's thrash metal band Comaniac.
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Review of the Album "Redefined Mayhem" by German Thrash Metal Band Holy Moses
Redefined Mayhem is the 2014 studio album by famous German thrash metal band Holy Moses.
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A Review of the Album If Then Else by Dutch Metal Band The Gathering
If Then Else is the 2000 studio album by Dutch metal band The Gathering.
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Review of the Album "Hypocrisy" by Swedish Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
Hypocrisy is the 1999 studio album by the Swedish band of the same name. In spite of the fact that it is considered an atmospheric metal album, it may be the band's most cohesive and mature musical effort that I have heard.
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Review of the Album "the Final Chapter" by Swedish Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
The Final Chapter is the 1997 studio album by Swedish death metal band Hypocrisy released in 1997. Though it was originally planned to be the band's final album they continued to play and tour due to fan responses and pressure.
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Review of the Album "Abducted" by Swedish Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
Abducted is the very good 1996 studio album by Swedish death metal band Hypocrisy. The album is the beginning of the shift into melodic death metal.
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Review of the Album Osculum Obscenum by Swedish Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
Osculum Obscenum is the 1993 studio album by Swedish death metal band Hypocrisy.
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Review of the Album "Penetralia" by Swedish Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
Penetralia is the 1992 debut album by Swedish death metal band Hypocrisy featuring the vocals of Masse Broberg for most of the album.
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Review of the Album "Supremacy" by the Progressive Power Metal Band Elegy
Supremacy is the 1994 studio album by Dutch power and progressive metal band Elegy and it shows the greatness of vocalist Eduard Hovinga.
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Review of the Album "How to Measure a Planet?" by Dutch Metal Band The Gathering
How to Measure a Planet? is the 5th studio album by Dutch atmospheric rock/metal band The Gathering.
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Review of the Album "Summoning the Malicious" by the Dutch Thrash Metal Band Formerly Known As Distillator
Summoning the Malicious is the 2017 studio album by Dutch thrash metal band formerly known as Distillator and it is an absolute masterpiece!
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Album Review "Leprosy" by American Death Metal Band Death
Leprosy is the very good 1988 studio album by American death metal band Death featuring the brilliance of the late Chuck Schuldiner.
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Review of the Album "Animal Magnetism" by German Rock Band Scorpions
Animal Magnetism is the 1980 studio album by German rock band Scorpions.
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Review of the Episode "King Wrong" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
King Wrong is the 40th episode of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Episode Review: "the Incredible Shrinking Gadget" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a review and analysis of the episode called The Incredible Shrinking Gadget in the cartoon Inspector Gadget. It is in this episode that Inspector Gadget again meets the evil Professor Doomkauf as the two of them do battle again.
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Review of the Album "out of the Cradle" by Lindsey Buckingham Released in 1992
Out of the Cradle is the brilliant 1992 solo album by American musician Lindsey Buckingham, best known for his time spent with rock group Fleetwood Mac.
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Album Review: "Incesticide" by Alternative Rock Band Nirvana
Incesticide is the 1992 studio album by alternative rock band Nirvana and it is a series of B-sides, outtakes and other songs recorded in different sessions.
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Review of the Episode "M.a.d. in the Moon" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a review and summary of the episode MAD in the Moon in the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Album Review: "Purple" by Alternative Rock Band Stone Temple Pilots
The album Purple is the very good second studio album by alternative rock band Stone Temple Pilots. It is known for the classic hit song called Interstate Love Song and several other tracks.
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Review of the Album "La Masquerade Infernale" by Norwegian Avant Gard Metal Band Arcturus
La Masquerade Infernale is the second studio album by Norwegian Avant Gard metal band Arcturus released in 1997. The album marks a drastic departure from their early black metal style.
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Review of the Album "Aspera Hiems Symfonia" by Norwegian Black Metal Band Arcturus
Aspera Hiems Symfonia is the debut album by Norwegian atmospheric black metal band Arcturus released in 1996.
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A Review of the Album "Natural Born Chaos" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Soilwork
Natural Born Chaos is the brilliant 2002 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Soilwork.
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Review of the Album "The Golden Ratio" by Swedish Pop and Techno Band Ace of Base
The Golden Ratio is the 2010 studio album by Swedish pop/techno band Ace of Base and it is the first album without sisters Linn and Jenny Berggren. It is also the band's last official studio album. Singing on this album are vocalists Clara Hagman and Julia Williamson.
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A Review of the Album "Republic" by British Pop Rock Band New Order
Republic is the brilliant 1993 studio album by British pop/rock techno band New Order.The album contains amazing songs such as Regret and Young Offender. It may even save your life and turn it in a much better direction! Read on to find out why.
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Album Review: "Scream Bloody Gore" by the Death Metal Band Called Death Released in 1987
Scream Bloody Gore is the 1987 debut album by Florida area death metal band called Death and it is considered a very revolutionary release for its time.
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"Spiritual Healing" Album Review: the Third Album by Florida Based Death Metal Band Called Death
"Spiritual Healing" is the very good 1990 studio album by American death metal band called Death. The album features a style change and Chuck Schuldiner's voice becomes more understandable.
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Review of the Album "Finished With the Dogs" by German Thrash Metal Band Holy Moses
Finished With the Dogs is the 1987 studio album by German thrash metal band Holy Moses and some fans say it is their best album. Features the debut of drummer Uli Kusch.
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A Look Back at the Album "Razorbliss" by Gothic Metal Band Flowing Tears
Razorbliss is the awesome 2004 studio album by German heavy rock band Flowing Tears. the article takes a look at the album 20 years after its release. Has it stood the test of time?
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Review of the Album "Exit Wounds" by Swedish Thrash Metal Band The Haunted
Exit Wounds is the very heavy 2014 studio album by Swedish thrash & death metal album The Haunted.
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Review of the Album "Mimesis" by Finnish Gothic Metal Band End of You
Mimesis is the 2008 studio album by Finnish Gothic Metal Band End of You.
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Review of the Album "Queen of Siam" the Debut Album of the German Thrash Metal Band Holy Moses
Queen of Siam is the very solid debut album by German thrash metal band Holy Moses released in 1986. Although it is not as thrash based as later albums it is an album that all heavy metal fans should listen to. Sabina Classen's vocals and the guitar work are two reasons to give this album a chance.
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Review of the Album "Power and Pain" by American Thrash Metal Band Whiplash
Power and Pain is the very good album by New Jersey thrash metal band Whiplash released in 1986.
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Review of the Album "Terminal Terror" by German Thrash Metal Band Holy Moses
Terminal Terror is the 5th studio album by German thrash metal band Holy Moses released in 1991 and it may be their weakest album but it doesn't mean it isn't good.
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Review of the Album "Trash" by the Singer Alice Cooper
The awesome hard rock album called "Trash" released in 1989 by hard rock singer Alice Cooper is one of the best hard rock albums ever!
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Review of the Album "the Dead Eye" by Swedish Band the Haunted
The Swedish groovy thrash and death metal band The Haunted gets to their best musical level with their 2006 album The Dead Eye.
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Album Review: "Arcana" by Austrian Power Metal Band Edenbridge
Arcana is the 2nd studio album by Austrian symphonic metal band Edenbridge released in 2001.
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Review of the Album "Stigmata" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Arch Enemy
Stigmata is the very good second studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy released in 1998.
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Review of the Album "The Morning After" by German Thrash Metal Band Tankard
The Morning After released in 1988 is a very entertaining thrash metal album by German band Tankard.
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Review of the Album the "Sound of Perseverance" the Last Album by Guitarist Chuck Schuldiner's Band Death
This article is a review of the album called The Sound of Perseverance, the last musical work by guitarist Chuck Schuldiner as the founder of the American death metal band called Death.
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Album Review: "Battles" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band In Flames
Battles is the 2016 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames. Despite the amount of criticism the album has received, it is a much better album than you think,
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Review of the Album "Black Earth" Arch Enemy's 1996 Debut
This article is a review of the very good debut album Black Earth by Swedish death metal band Arch Enemy released in 1996. This band was formed by former Carcass guitarist Michael Amott and his brother Christopher.
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Review of the Album "The New Machine of Liechtenstein" by German Thrash Metal Band Holy Moses
This article is a review of the album called The New Machine of Liechtenstein by German thrash metal band Holy Moses.
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Review of the Album "Circus Black" by Finnish Power Metal Band Amberian Dawn
Circus Black is the 4th studio album by Finnish power metal band Amberian Dawn and the last one to have Heidi Parviainen on vocals.
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Review of the Album "Labyrinth of Dreams" by Dutch Progressive Metal Band Elegy
This article is a review of the album Labyrinth of Dreams by Dutch progressive metal band Elegy released in 1993.
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Review of the Album "Dragontown" by Hard Rock Singer Alice Cooper
This article is a review of the 2001 album called Dragontown by famous hard rock singer Alice Cooper.
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Review of the Album "World Chaos" by German Thrash Metal Band Holy Moses
This article is a review of the 1990 studio album called World Chaos by German thrash metal band Holy Moses.
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Review of the Album "Chemical Invasion" by Thrash Metal Band Tankard
Chemical Invasion is the 2nd studio album by German thrash metal band Tankard released in 1987.
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Review the Album "Capricorn" First Solo Album by Hard Rock Vocalist Mike Tramp
Capricorn is the 1998 solo album by hard rock vocalist Mike Tramp released in 1998. He is also the former vocalist of the hard rock band White Lion.
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Album Review: "Revolver" by Swedish Thrash Metal Band the Haunted
This article is a review of the 2004 album called Revolver by very heavy Swedish thrash metal band called The Haunted.
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Forgotten Heavy Metal Albums: "Focus" by American Death Metal Band Cynic
The album Focus by American death metal band Cynic released in 1993 is an album that may be forgotten by most fans but it is one of the most brilliant that you will ever hear.
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Review: "Living for the Weekend" by British and Irish Pop Music Group "the Saturdays"
This article is a review of the 2013 album called Living for the Weekend by the British and Irish pop music group The Saturdays.
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Review of the Album "Sounds of a Playground Fading" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band In Flames
This article is a review of the album called Sounds of a Playground Fading by Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames.
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Review of the Album "Blackout" the 1982 Studio Album by German Hard Rock Band Scorpions
This article is a review of the 1982 album Blackout by German hard rock band Scorpions. It has the famous title track and the great love song called No One Like You.
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Review of the Album "The Clouds of Northland Thunder" by Finnish Power Metal Band Amberian Dawn
This article is a review of the album The Clouds of Northland Thunder by Finnish symphonic power metal band Amberian Dawn featuring the powerful vocals of Heidi Parviainen.
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Review of the Album "Enter" by Dutch Symphonic Heavy Metal Band Within Temptation
This article is a review of the album called Enter the debut album of Dutch symphonic/Gothic metal band Within Temptation featuring the vocals of the very beautiful Sharon Den Adel.
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Review of the Album "Unreal" by Finnish Gothic Metal Band End of You
This article is a review of the 2006 studio album Unreal by Finnish Gothic rock band End of You. The album has a very philosophical approach to life and is recommended for Gothic rock fans.
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Review of the Album "a Sense of Purpose" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band in Flames
This article is a comprehensive album review of the 2008 studio album called A Sense of Purpose by Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames.
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Review of the Album "Come Clarity" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band In Flames
This article is a review of the album Come Clarity by Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames released in 2006.
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Review of the Album "the Fourth Dimension" by Swedish Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
This article is a review of the album called The Fourth Dimension by Swedish death metal band Hypocrisy.
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Review of the Album "Medieval Rites" by French Heavy Metal Band "Agressor"
This article is a review of the 1999 album called Medieval Rites by French death and thrash metal band Agressor.
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Review of the Album "Imaginations From the Other Side" by German Power and Speed Metal Band Blind Guardian
This article is a review of the album called Imaginations From the Other Side by German power and speed metal band Blind Guardian.
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Review of the Album Called "Dark Roots of Earth" by Thrash Metal Band Testament
This article is a review of the album called Dark Roots of Earth by American thrash metal band Testament.
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Album Review: "Gish" by Alternative Rock Band The Smashing Pumpkins
This article is a review of the 1991 album called Gish the debut album from Chicago are alternative rock band The Smashing Pumpkins.
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Reasons Why "Clay man" May Be the Best Album for Swedish Band "in Flames"
This article is about the reasons why the album called Clay man may be the best album by Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames.
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Review of the Album "River of Tuoni" by Finnish Neoclassical Power Metal Band Amberian Dawn
This article is a review of the 2008 album River of Tuoni by Finnish neoclassical power metal band Amberian Dawn. Recommended for fans of Nightwish.
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Review of the Album "the Savage Poetry" by German Power Metal Band "Edguy"
This article is a review of the album called The Savage Poetry a re-mastered version of the 1995 album Savage Poetry by German power metal band Edguy.
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Album Review: "the Colour and the Shape" by Alternative Rock Band Foo Fighters
This article is a review of the 1997 album called The Colour and the Shape by the alternative rock band Foo Fighters. It has the famous song called Everlong.
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Review "the Bridge" by Swedish Pop Music Group Ace of Base
This article is a review of the 1995 album The Bridge by famous pop music group Ace of Base. It is their finest album and should be listened to by pop music fans all over the world!
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Review of the Album Called "the Haunted" by Swedish Thrash Band the Haunted
This article is a review of the album called The Haunted by Swedish thrash and death metal band The Haunted . It is one of the heaviest thrash metal albums that you will ever hear!
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Review of the 2nd Studio Album "Made Me Do It" by Swedish Thrash and Death Metal Band the Haunted
This article is a review of the album Made Me Do It by Swedish groovy thrash and death metal band The Haunted.
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Review: "Soundtrack to Your Escape" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band in Flames
This article is a review of the 2004 album Soundtrack to Your Escape by Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames.
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Review: "Orthodox" by the Death Metal Band Krabathor of the Czech Republic
This article is a review of the very heavy album called Orthodox by the Czech death metal band known as Krabathor. This is one of the heaviest albums that you will ever hear!
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Review: "the Karelian Isthmus" Debut Album of Finnish Heavy Metal Band Amorphis With the Vocals of Tomi Koivusaari
This article is a review of the album called The Karelian Isthmus by Finnish metal band Amorphis featuring the vocals of guitarist Tomi Koivusaari.
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Review: Theatre of Tragedy's Great 2nd Studio Album "Velvet Darkness They Fear"
The article is a review of the 1996 heavy metal album called Velvet Darkness They Fear by Norwegian band Theatre of Tragedy and it may be better than their debut album.
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Review: "Glory Days" by British Pop Music Group Little Mix
This article is a review of the 2016 album Glory Days by British girl group Little Mix. The album is one of their platinum selling albums and discusses positive messages of love.
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Album Review: "Risk" One of the Most Controversial Releases in the History of Megadeth
Megadeth's 1999 studio album called Risk is one of those albums that was really disliked for a long time. But is it their worst album? You decide.
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Arch Enemy War Eternal: Perhaps This Swedish Band's Best Album With New Vocalist Alissa White-Gluz of Canada
The album War Eternal may be Arch Enemy's best album! It has the great vocals of Canadian born Alissa White-Gluz!
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Review: "Deviation From the Flow" by Finnish Progressive Metal Band Malpractice
The album Deviation from the Flow is the 2005 album by Finnish progressive metal band Malpractice and it is very melodic!
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A Tribute to Angela Gossow the Former Arch Enemy Front Woman and Vocalist
This article is a tribute to Angela Gossow, former lead vocalist for the band Arch Enemy and one of the best singers in heavy metal period! She replaced Johan Liiva and was with Arch Enemy until 2014.
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Angra Album Review - "Fireworks" the Last Album to Feature Andre Matos on Vocals
Fireworks is the 3rd album by Brazilian power metal band Angra and it is the last one to feature the vocals of Andre Matos. Recommended for all fans of the genre!
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Album Review: "Tuonela" - the Album That Sees Amorphis Shift to a More Progressive Style of Heavy Metal
Tuonela is the 4th studio album by Finnish heavy metal band Amorphis released in 1999. It sees the band make the shift to a more progressive style of music and is their weakest album but still good!
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6 Ways to Make America Better
This article is an analysis of six ways that the United States can be a better place for Americans to live. There are many factors influencing Americans' lives that could be improved. In order for that to happen, voters must elect a government that is willing to make those positive changes.
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Barack Obama Should Be Considered as Great as Abraham Lincoln
What makes President Barack Obama as great as Abraham Lincoln? Let's take a look at some of his most notable accomplishments.
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Why Is Lady Gaga Important to American Popular Culture?
This article covers many of the reasons why American singer Lady Gaga is so important to American pop culture. She is more than just a musical artist and she is one of the best!
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Haven: A Review of the 2000 Studio Album by Melodic Death Metal Band Dark Tranquillity
Here is a review of the album Haven by the band Dark Tranquillity. It does still have some good musical quality. Read on to find out why.
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Forgotten Metal Albums: "Suspiria" by Gothic Metal Band Darkwell
Suspiria is the 2000 album by Austrian doom and gothic metal band Darkwell. It is one of those great albums that has been forgotten. Listen to it and you will see why.
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Review of the Album "Iron" by Ensiferum: The Return of Jari Maenpaa On Vocals
"Iron" is a solid 2004 album by Finnish folk metal band Ensiferum. It features a strong return of Jari Maenpaa and the whole band!
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Why Sabina Classen of Holy Moses Is Great for Thrash Metal
Meet the talented Sabina Classen of the German thrash metal band Holy Moses. Learn why she should be loved by heavy metal fans worldwide.
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Review: "Theatre of Tragedy" the Impressive Debut Album by Norwegian Metal Band Theatre of Tragedy Released in 1995
Theatre of Tragedy is the name of the debut album of Norway's Theatre of Tragedy. It has the angelic vocals of Liv Kristine Espanaes and male vocal growls to create a good doom death metal album.
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Review of "Thy Kingdom Gone" by German Gothic Metal Band Flowing Tears
"Thy Kingdom Gone" was a solid 2008 album by German Gothic rock band Flowing Tears. Helen Vogt's voice has more power and it's more melodic than their previous albums, but it still cannot match 2004's "Razorbliss."
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Review of the album "Disorder of the Order" by German Thrash Metal Band Holy Moses
Disorder of the Order is the 2002 album by German thrash metal band Holy Moses. A good comeback album that may be forgotten by fans of the genre. Hopefully this review helps fans to remember.
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A Summary and Analysis of "Did You Myth Me?" the 49th Episode of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a summary and analysis of the Inspector Gadget cartoon episode called Did You Myth Me? The episode is also important even years later. Read on to find out why.
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3 Major Reasons Why the Album Unleashed Memories Is the Best Album by Lacuna Coil
There are 3 major reasons why Unleashed Memories is the best album by Italian Gothic Metal band Lacuna Coil. It is the vocals, songwriting, and production that make it a classic album!
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Revisiting the 1992 Studio Album"the Ritual" Testament Goes Mainstream and Excels
The Ritual is the awesome 5th studio album by American thrash metal band Testament released in 1992. A must listen for all fans of this Northern California metal band!
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Album Review: Testament, "Low"
Low is the 6th album by the thrash metal band Testament. It is one of the most influential albums of 1994 and it can be useful to listen to even today in 2024. Read on to find out why.