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Review of the Album "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" by Iron Maiden
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son is the excellent 1988 studio album by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden.
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Review of the Album "The Number of the Beast" by Iron Maiden
The Number of the Beast is the 1982 studio album released by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden. It also marks the debut of the one and only Bruce Dickinson on lead vocals.
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Forgotten Heavy Metal Albums: "Killers" by the British Heavy Metal Band Iron Maiden
Killers is the 1981 studio album released by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden and it is very much a forgotten album in the band's history. Read on to find out why.
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Review: The Debut Album of Iron Maiden Called "Iron Maiden"
Iron Maiden is the very famous debut album released by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden. It was released in 1980 and it is the only Iron Maiden studio album to have Dennis Stratton as a member.
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A Review of "No Prayer for the Dying" the 1990 Studio Album by Iron Maiden
No Prayer for the Dying is the 1990 studio album released by Iron Maiden. it is the first studio album not to have Adrian Smith playing as a member but it is one of those albums that should be given a chance.
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Album Review: Pantera's "The Great Southern Trendkill"
The Great Southern Trendkill is the 1996 studio album released by the famous groovy thrash metal band Pantera.
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Review of the Album "Reinventing the Steel" By Pantera
Reinventing the Steel is the 2000 studio album released by American groovy thrash metal band Pantera. As of 2022, this still remains their last official studio album and it may be the weakest album in the Phil Anselmo era.
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Album Review: Iron Maiden's "Somewhere In Time"
Somewhere in Time is the brilliant 1986 studio album released by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden.
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"Jugulator" Judas Priest Album Review
Jugulator is the 1997 studio album released by Judas Priest and it is the first one to feature the vocals of Tim "Ripper" Owens. Give this one a chance for it is very underrated.
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Album Review: "Piece of Mind" by British Heavy Metal Band Iron Maiden
Piece of Mind is the brilliant 1983 studio album composed by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden.
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A Review of the album "Powerslave" by Iron Maiden
Powerslave is the excellent 1984 studio album released by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden.
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Revisiting Pantera's "Vulgar Display of Power" 30 Years Later
We take a look back at Pantera's Vulgar Display of Power album 30 years after it was released. The album is full of groovy thrash metal and angry vocals which defined the period.
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Album Review: Judas Priest's "Painkiller"
Painkiller is the 1990 studio album released by Judas Priest. This is the first album to have the contributions of Scott Travis. Is this Judas Priest's best album? It is hard to say but it is still an excellent work in their career.
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Review of the Album "Defenders of the Faith" by Judas Priest
Defenders of the Faith is the 1984 studio album released by Judas Priest. It is known for songs such as Freewheel Burning, Jawbreaker, and Love Bites.
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Review "Screaming for Vengeance" by the Band Judas Priest
Screaming for Vengeance is the 1982 studio album released by Judas Priest. It is considered the album that helped them break through from a commercial sense. It is known for songs such as Electric Eye, the title track and You've Got Another Thing Comin'
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Review of the 1981 Album "Point of Entry" by Judas Priest
Point of Entry is the 1981 studio album released by British heavy metal band Judas Priest.
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Review of the Album "Hell Bent For Leather" by British Band Judas Priest
Hell Bent for Leather is the outstanding studio album by British heavy metal band Judas Priest. It was released in Europe in 1978 with the title of Killing Machine.
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Review of the Album "Stained Class" by Judas Priest
Stained Class is the very famous 1978 studio album by British heavy metal band Judas Priest.
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Album Review: Judas Priest's "Sin After Sin" (1977)
The 1977 studio album Sin After Sin by British heavy metal band Judas Priest is a very much underrated release in their discography. Read on to find out why.
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Album Review: Pantera's "Far Beyond Driven"
Pantera's Far Beyond Driven album is an album with mixed results, delivering musically in some ways and failing in other ways. Read to find out more.
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Inspector Gadget Episode Review: "Health Spa"
Health Spa is the 6th episode of the famous animated cartoon series Inspector Gadget. A brief analysis of the significance of the episode is also included.
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Album Review: Diabology, "Father of Serpents"
Father of Serpents is the second studio album from Los Angeles thrash metal band Diabology. Recommended for fans of Lamb of God, Born of Osiris, Hexen, and Testament.
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Asylum, "Tyrannicide" Album Review
Tyrannicide is the very good debut album by Brisbane Australia thrash metal band Asylum.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "a Star Is Lost" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
A Star is Lost is the 11th episode of the first season of the famous cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Yearning for the Grotesque" by Spanish Death Metal Band Avulsed
Yearning for the Grotesque is the very good 2003 studio album by Spanish death metal band Avulsed.
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Review and Analysis of "Greenfinger" the 24th Episode of the Famous Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Greenfinger also sometimes known as Green Finger is the 24th episode of the famous cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of the Cartoon Episode "Gadget In Winterland" the Beginning of Inspector Gadget
Gadget in Winterland, sometimes also known as Winter Olympics is the very first episode of the famous 1980s animated cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Album Review: "Cycle of Contempt" by Canadian Thrash Metal Band Razor
Cycle of Contempt is the new album by Canadian thrash metal band Razor, having been released more than 25 years after their last album called Decibels in 1997. This new album has bad production for 2022 standards but the songs are still good.
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Review of the Album "Impression of Chaos" by the One Man Thrash Metal Band Anvilhammer
Impression of Chaos is the debut album of the band Anvilhammer, a one man thrash metal project from Auckland, New Zealand.
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Review of the Album "Meltdown" By Guitarist Vinnie Moore
Meltdown is the brilliant 1991 instrumental studio album by American rock and heavy metal guitarist Vinnie Moore. The songwriting is so good that this may be his best album.
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Revisiting the Debut Album of the Band Nuclear Assault Called "Game Over"
Game Over is the 1986 debut album for New York City based thrash metal band Nuclear Assault.
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A Review of the Album "Perspective" by American Guitarist Jason Becker
Perspective is the very well done 1996 studio album by American guitarist Jason Becker. It is his most musically diverse album up to that point in his career and it involves a sort of collaborative effort by many people because Jason had ALS by then.
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Review of the Album "Hidden Treasures" by Megadeth
Hidden Treasures is an extended play album by American heavy metal band Megadeth released in 1995. It features a few songs from movie soundtracks and covers of songs by Alice Cooper and Black Sabbath.
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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 Album "To Find Deliverance" by Polish Thrash Metal Band Species
To Find Deliverance is the 2022 debut album by Polish progressive thrash metal band Species.
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Review of the Album "Systematic Annihilation" by Stormthrash a Thrash Metal Band from Caracas Venezuela
Systematic Annihilation is the 2018 debut album by thrash metal band Stormthrash, a band from Caracas, Venezuela.
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Review and Analysis of the Cartoon Episode "Eye of the Dragon" In Inspector Gadget
Eye of the Dragon is the 35th episode in the first season of the famous cartoon Inspector Gadget. In spite of this episode being ranked as one of the most popular, the episode falls short of being that great though it does have good investigative scenes.
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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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Review of the Album "Handle With Care" by American Thrash Metal Band Nuclear Assault
Handle With Care is the very good 1989 studio album by American thrash metal band Nuclear Assault It is considered to be their best-selling album to date.
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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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Review: "4 of a Kind" by American Crossover Thrash Metal Band DRI
4 of a Kind is the 1988 studio album by American crossover thrash metal band D.R.I. also known by the name of Dirty Rotten Imbeciles.
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Album Review: Nirvana, "Mtv Live Unplugged in New York"
MTV LIVE Unplugged in New York or MTV Unplugged in New York is a LIVE album by American alternative band Nirvana. It is not an official studio album though and it was released after the death of Nirvana guitarist and lead singer Kurt Cobain.
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Review of the Album "Now, Diabolical" by Norwegian Black Metal Band Satyricon
Now, Diabolical is the 6th studio album by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon released in 2006.
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Review of the Album "Rebel Extravaganza" by Norwegian Black Metal Band Satyricon
Rebel Extravaganza is the 1999 studio album by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon.
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Review of the Episode "Gadget in Mini-madness" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Gadget in Mini-madness also sometimes known as Gadget in Minimadness is the 72nd episode of the famous cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of Cannibal Corpse's "The Bleeding"
The Bleeding is the excellent 1994 studio album by American death metal band Cannibal Corpse. It is also the last studio album to have the vocal contributions of Chris Barnes who would depart in 1995.
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A Review of the 6th Studio Album of American Death Metal Band Cannibal Corpse
Gallery of Suicide is the title of the 6th album by American death metal band Cannibal Corpse released in 1998. In spite of the fact that the album's title is as extreme as it is this may be even a stronger album than 1994's The Bleeding.
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Review of the Album "A Crimson Cosmos" by Swedish Gothic Metal Band Lake of Tears
A Crimson Cosmos is the 3rd full length album by Swedish gothic metal band Lake of Tears released in 1997.
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A Review of "Eaten Back to Life" the Debut Album by American Death Metal Band Cannibal Corpse
Eaten Back to Life is the controversial debut album by American death metal band Cannibal Corpse released in 1990.
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Review of the Album "Forever Autumn" by Swedish Gothic Metal Band Lake of Tears
Forever Autumn is the 1999 studio album released by Swedish Gothic metal and rock band Lake of Tears. It is their last studio album before their brief breakup in 2000 and they would reunite in 2002.
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Review of the Episode Called "Snakin’ All Over" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Snakin' All Over is the 58th episode of the first season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget. The episode's title is a play on words, influenced by the 1960 song called Shakin' All Over.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode Called "Amusement Park" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Amusement Park is the 14th episode of the original cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "Luck of the Irish" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Luck of the Irish is the 44th episode of the first season of Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Volcano" by Norwegian Black Metal Band Satyricon
Volcano is the 2002 studio album by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon released in 2002.
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Review of the Album "Extinction" by Australian Thrash Metal Band Harlott
Extinction is the 2017 studio album by Australian thrash metal band Harlott.
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Review of the Album "Electrified Brain" by Municipal Waste
Electrified Brain is the brand new 2022 studio album by hardcore crossover thrash metal band Municipal Waste. Features a guest vocal performance by Napalm Death vocalist Mark "Barney" Greenway.
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Review of "Gadget and the Red Rose" the Last Episode of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Gadget and the Red Rose is the 86th and last episode of the original animated cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Dark Medieval Times" by Norwegian Black Metal Band Satyricon
Dark Medieval Times is the 1993 debut album by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "Birds of a Feather" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Birds of a Feather is the 61st episode of the famous cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of "Pirate Island" Episode 41 in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Pirate Island is the 41st episode in the famous cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Revisiting the Album "Domination" by Florida Death Metal Band Morbid Angel
Domination is the 1995 studio album by Florida death metal band Morbid Angel. Although it has a musical contribution by current Cannibal Corpse guitarist Erik Rutan it is still not as good as the band's previous work Covenant.
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Review of the Album "Resurgence" by Greek Thrash Metal Band Flames
Resurgence is the brilliant new studio album by Greek thrash metal band Flames. You won't want to listen to Judas Priest after you hear this!!
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Review of the Album "Summon the Dead" by Greek Thrash and Black Metal Band Flames
Summon the Dead is the 1988 studio album by Greek black and thrash metal band Flames. While the music and melodies are very good, the vocals just aren't quite right.
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Analysis and Perspective on the Inspector Gadget Cartoon Episode "Sleeping Gas"
Sleeping Gas is the 22nd episode of the cartoon Inspector Gadget. It is one of those episodes in the series that has a unique and interesting story line. Read on to find out why.
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Review and Analysis of "Volcano Island" 16th Episode in the First Season of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Volcano Island is the 16th episode of the first season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "Clear Case" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Clear Case is the 32nd episode of the famous cartoon Inspector Gadget. Though it is not one of the first season's strongest episodes, it is still decent enough to watch and remember about the cartoon itself.
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Review of the Album "Fistful of Metal" by Anthrax
Fistful of Metal is the 1984 debut album by American thrash metal band Anthrax. It is one of their albums that is really underrated and it may be forgotten by some fans. Give this album a chance and you may just as well really enjoy it.
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Review of the Episode Called "The Boat" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
The Boat is the 7th episode of the famous cartoon series Inspector Gadget which aired from 1983 to 1986.
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Review of Episode 28 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget Called "The Coo Coo Clock Caper"
The Coo Coo Clock Caper is the 28th episode of the first season of the famous 1980s cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "Race to the Finish" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Race to the Finish is the 9th episode of the first season o the famous cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of Episode 45 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget: Gadget Goes to a Gypsy Camp
Episode 45 of the cartoon Inspector Gadget is called Prince of the Gypsies. In this episode, the hero Inspector Gadget must travel to a gypsy camp to investigate why a royal seal is missing.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "Tree Guesses" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Tree Guesses is the 60th episode of the first season of the cartoon called Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of "The Invasion" the 17th Episode of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
The Invasion is the 17th episode of the first season of the cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Reign of Light" by Swiss Industrial Metal Band Samael
Reign of Light is the good lyrically thought provoking album by Swiss electronic and industrial metal band Samael released in 2004.
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Harlott, "Origin" Album Review
Origin is the 2013 debut album by Australian thrash metal band Harlott. It is not an overly innovative thrash metal album but it is still pretty good.
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Review of "Unhenged" the 57th Episode in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Unhenged is the 57th episode of the famous cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode Called "the Ruby" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
The Ruby is the 10th episode of the first season of the famous animated cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Episode "Gadget at the Circus" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Gadget at the Circus is the 4th episode of the first season of the famous cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Dangerous Species" by Greeley Colorado Thrash Metal Band Draghoria
Dangerous Species is the second studio album by Draghoria, a modern thrash metal band from Greeley, Colorado.
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Review of the Album "Survive or Die" by the One Man Death and Thrash Metal Band Rising Regime
Survive or Die is the 2019 debut album by American death and thrash metal band Rising Regime. The band used to be fronted by one person, Darrell Ritsick. Stylistically influences such as Ensiferum and or Kreator are present.
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Anthrax, "Spreading the Disease" Album Review
Spreading the Disease is the 1985 studio album by American thrash metal band Anthrax.
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Review of the Album "State of Euphoria" by Anthrax
State of Euphoria is the 1988 studio album by American thrash metal band Anthrax. In spite of the album having received a lukewarm kind of reception, it is actually a better album than it is given credit for.
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Samael, "Eternal" Album Review
Eternal is the 1999 studio album by Swiss metal band Samael. The album is electronic sounding and is similar to German band Rammstein.
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Album Review: "Stabwound Orgasm" by Spanish Death Metal Band Avulsed
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Review of the Album "Organic Hallucinosis" by Polish Death Metal Band Decapitated
Organic Hallucinosis is the 2006 studio album by Polish death metal band Decapitated. It is the last album to feature "Vitek" playing the drums as he would die in a bus accident in November 2007.
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Album Review: "Recollections of the Insane" by Belgian Death and Thrash Metal Band Schizophrenia
Recollections of the Insane is the 2022 debut album by Belgian death and thrash metal band Schizophrenia.
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Review of the Album "Winds of Creation" by Polish Death Metal Band Decapitated
Winds of Creation is the 2000 debut album released by technical death metal band Decapitated.
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A Review of the Album "The Gallery" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Dark Tranquillity
The Gallery is the 1995 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Dark Tranquillity. A tribute is given to Fredrik Johansson who died of cancer in January 2022.
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Review of the Album "Happy Nation" by Swedish Pop and Techno Band Ace of Base
Happy Nation is the European version of the debut album of Swedish pop and techno band Ace of Base. It was released on November 2, 1992 and it has a slightly different track listing compared to the album called The Sign.
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Review of the Album "Never Say Die!" By Black Sabbath
Never Say Die! is the last Black Sabbath studio album to feature the band's original lineup. It is also the last album to have Ozzy Osbourne doing lead vocals until 2013.
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Looking Back at Razor’s 1986 Studio Album "Malicious Intent"
Malicious Intent is the 1986 studio album by Canadian speed/thrash metal band Razor. The album has a raw, primitive sound and poor production though it does have a few redeemable moments. The album has not aged very well though.
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Samael, "Ceremony of Opposites" Album Review
Ceremony of Opposites is the 1994 studio album by Swiss black metal band Samael. Although it is described as an industrial metal album, it is actually more musically diverse than that.
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Samael, "Passage" Album Review
Passage is the 1996 studio album by Swiss Industrial and black metal band Samael. This is the album that shows the transition of Samael into a more industrial metal kind of sound even though the black metal vocals are still present.
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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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Revisiting the Album "Nemesis Divina" by Satyricon
Nemesis Divina is the 1996 studio album by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon. It may be the best early studio album from this band.
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Album Review: "Greater Art" by Swedish Doom and Death Metal Band Lake of Tears
Greater Art is the 1994 debut album by Swedish doom and death metal band Lake of Tears.
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A Review of the Album "Blood to Water" by German Death and Thrash Metal Band Toxic Trap
Blood to Water is the 2019 studio album by the one man death and thrash metal band Toxic Trap.
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Satyricon, "The Shadowthrone" Album Review
The Shadowthrone is the second studio album released by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon. It came out in 1994 and it is considered to be one of the most influential releases in the black metal genre.
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Review and Analysis of the Album "Unlocked" by Meisa Kuroki
Unlocked is the second solo album released by actress, fashion model. and singer Meisa Kuroki. The album was released on February 15, 2012. It is an album that both hits and misses the mark musically. Read on to find out why.
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A Review of the Album "The Great Acceleration" by Danish Death and Thrash Metal Band Terminalist
The Great Acceleration is the 2021 debut album by Danish Death and thrash metal band Terminalist, a good young band to come out of Denmark.
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Review of the Album "Metal Discharge" by Destruction
Metal Discharge is the 2003 studio album by German thrash metal band Destruction. It is a more experimental kind of album with the snare drum sound but it is still a good album overall.
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Review of the Album "The Antichrist" by German Thrash Metal Band Destruction
The Antichrist is the 7th studio album released by German thrash metal band Destruction in 2001.
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Review of the Album "Common Sense" by Costa Rica’s Thrash Metal Band Chemicide
Common Sense is the 4th studio album released by Costa Rican thrash metal band Chemicide.
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Septicflesh, "The Great Mass" Album Review
The Great Mass is the sensational 2011 studio album by Greek symphonic death metal band Septicflesh.
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Review of the Album "All Hell Breaks Loose" by German Thrash Metal Band Destruction
All Hell Breaks Loose is the 6th studio album by German Thrash Metal band Destruction. It marks the triumphant return of original bassist and vocalist Marcel Schirmer.
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Review of the Album "Voices From the Void" by Blackened a Very Good French Death and Thrash Metal Band
Voices from the Void is the very good second album from Paris France based death and thrash metal band Blackened released in February 2022.
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Review of the Album "Terror Squad" by Artillery Perhaps Denmark’s Best Thrash Metal Band
Terror Squad is the 1987 studio album by Danish thrash metal band Artillery.
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Looking Back at Hatesphere’s 2007 Studio Album "Serpent Smiles and Killer Eyes"
Serpent Smiles and Killer Eyes is the 2007 studio album by Danish desth and thrash metal band Hatesphere.
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Review of the Album "The Sickness Within" by Danish Death and Thrash Metal Band Hatesphere
The Sickness Within is the 2005 studio album by Danish death and thrash metal band Hatesphere.
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Artillery, "By Inheritance" Album Review
By Inheritance is the 1990 studio album by Danish thrash metal band Artillery. It is one of the best metal releases in 1990 ever and is recommended for any thrash metal fan!
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Tymo, "The Art of a Maniac" Album Review
The Art of a Maniac is the very well written third studio album by Canadian thrash metal band Tymo from Edmonton, Alberta Canada.
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Review of the Album "Convulsive Perseverance" by the Death and Thrash Metal Band Seizure from the Philippines
Convulsive Perseverance is the debut album by the death and thrash metal metal band Seizure, coming from Central Luzon in the Philippines. Recommended for fans of early Sepultura and Morbid Angel.
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Review of the Album "Fear of Tomorrow," the Debut Album from Denmark’s Thrash Metal Band Artillery
Fear of Tomorrow is the 1985 debut album by Danish thrash metal band Artillery. The album has a very raw and dark feel to it but it is still one of those albums in the thrash metal genre that still deserves praise.
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Cryptobiosis, "Chainsaw Crucifixion" Album Review
Chainsaw Crucifixion is the 2021 studio album by German and Swedish death metal band Cryptobiosis. Influences range from Cannibal Corpse to Hypocrisy as well as the band In Flames.
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Review of the Album "When Sanity Becomes Insanity" by Chilean Death Metal Band Suffering Sights
When Sanity Becomes Insanity is the 2021 debut album of Chilean death metal band Suffering Sights.
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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 of the Album "The Wolves Are Getting Hungry" by Italian Thrash Metal Band Hyades
The Wolves Are Getting Hungry is the 2015 studio album by Italian thrash metal band Hyades.
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Review of the Album "The Negation" by Polish Technical Death Metal Band Decapitated
The Negation is the 3rd studio album by technical Polish death metal band Decapitated released in 2004.
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Review of the Album "Feast At the Forbidden Tree" by Boston Area Thrash Metal Band Black Mass
Feast at the Forbidden Tree is the 2021 studio album by Boston Massachusetts thrash metal band Black Mass. It is very much an album that sounds like it could have been made back in 1985. Recommended for fans of Paul Baloff era Exodus and Marcyful Fate.
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Looking Back at Megadeth’s Debut Album "Killing My Business… and Business Is Good!"
Killing My Business... and Business Is Good! is the debut album by American metal band Megadeth released in 1985. It is their most sorrowful and darkest release.
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Review of the Album "Observing Madness" by Italian Thrash Metal Band Rake-Off
Observing Madness is the 2022 debut album by the band Rake-Off, a thrash metal band from Rome and Lazio Italy.
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Moonspell, "Memorial" Album Review
Memorial is the 2006 studio album by Portuguese metal band Moonspell and it is their most musically diverse album up to this point in their career.
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Moonspell, "the Antidote" Album Review
The Antidote is the 6th studio album by Portuguese Gothic Metal band Moonspell and it has Niclas Etelavuori playing bass guitars as a guest.
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Review of Moonspell’s 3rd Studio Album "Sin / Pecado"
Sin / Pecado is the 3rd studio album by Portuguese Gothic metal band Moonspell released in 1998.
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Moonspell, "Darkness and Hope" Album Review
Darkness and Hope is the 2001 studio album by Portuguese Gothic metal band Moonspell released in 2001.
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Mortal Terror, "Bite of the Underdog" Album Review
Bite of the Underdog is the 2020 studio album by 1980s German thrash metal band Mortal Terror.
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Review of the Album "Semper Pessimus" by Northern Ireland’s Thrash Metal Band Acid Age
Semper Pessimus is the 2021 studio album by Acid Age, a thrash and death metal band from Belfast, Northern Ireland. The album is a ten song concept album about the Roman Emperor Nero.
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Review of the Album "Kill or Die" by Medellin Columbia Based Thrash Metal Band Tyrants
Kill or Die is the 2021 debut album from Medellin, Colombia based thrash metal band Tyrants. Recommended for fans of Kreator, Holy Moses, and Iron Maiden.
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Review of the Album "Injection of Self" by San Diego California Thrash Metal Band Manic
Injection of Self is the 2021 debut album by San Diego thrash metal band Manic. Recommended for fans of Megadeth.
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Review of the Album "Serpent Chariot" by the One Man Black and Thrash Metal Band Golden Blood
Serpent Chariot is the 2021 debut album by the one man metal music project called Golden Blood. The album features a guest drumming contribution by Fabio Alessandrini of the band Annihilator.
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Review of the Album "Brain Drill Poetry" by Finnish Thrash Metal Band Home Style Surgery
Brain Drill Poetry is the 2021 studio album by Finnish thrash metal band Home Style Surgery.
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Review of the Album "the Atrocity Exhibition: Exhibit a" by Exodus
The Atrocity Exhibition: Exhibit A sometimes written as The Atrocity Exhibition... Exhibit A is the 2007 studio album by Bay Area thrash metal band Exodus.
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Review of the Album "Face of Despair" by Australia’s Mortal Sin
Face of Despair is the excellent 1989 studio album by Australia's Mortal Sin and other than the last song Robbie Soles, everything else is well done!
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Review of the Album "Intruder of Reality" by Chilean Crossover Thrash Metal Band Insecurity
Intruder of Reality is the debut album by Insecurity, a Chilean thrash metal and crossover band that is influenced by D.R.I., Metallica, Hirax, Testament, and Acid Reign. The album will be released on January 1, 2022.
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Review of the Album "The Delusional Mystery of the Self Part 1" by the Band Mental Devastation
The Delusional Mystery of the Self Part 1 is the second studio album by Chilean thrash metal band Mental Devastation. The album is their first one released in 8 years and is said to be part 1 of a 2 part conceptual album or opus.
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Review of the Album "The Lurking Evil" by Nattmaran
The Lurking Evil is the 2021 debut album from the band Nattmaran, a thrash metal project featuring members from Indonesia, Sweden, and Japan.
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Review of the Album "Mechanize" by Fear Factory
Mechanize is the 2010 studio album by American Industrial thrash metal band Fear Factory. Performing the drum work on this album is the famous Gene Hoglan.
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Review of the Album "Bury Your Idols" by Agggressor a Thrash Metal Band from Cuernavaca Mexico
Bury Your Idols is the 2016 studio album by Mexican thrash metal band Agggressor. The album has parody cover versions of songs by The Beatles and Chuck Berry thus making this album a very enjoyable listen in spite of its length.
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Review of the Album "Excess" by German Melodic Death Metal Band Apophis
Excess is the 2021 studio album by German melodic death metal band Apophis. It is their first studio album in over 16 years but it was well worth the wait for fans of the genre of melodic death metal.
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Review of the Album "Transmigration" by Crematory
Transmigration is the 1993 debut album by the German band Crematory. The album is different compared to what would be released later in the band's career.
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Review of the Album "Awake" by the Band Crematory
Awake is the 1997 studio album by German death and Gothic metal band Crematory.
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Review of the Album "First Strike Still Deadly" by Testament
First Strike Still Deadly is a compilation album released by American thrash metal band Testament in 2001. The album is not an official studio album but an album with mostly re-recorded versions of Testament's earlier songs. A better album than what it is given credit for.
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Review of the Album "Illusions" by Crematory a German Gothic Metal Band
Illusions is the 3rd studio album by German Gothic metal band Crematory released in 1995.
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Review of the Album "Terminal Spirit Disease" by Sweden’s At the Gates
Terminal Spirit Disease is the 1994 studio album released by Swedish melodic death metal band At the Gates.
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Review of the Album "I Am Your Blindness" by Apophis a German Melodic Death Metal Band
I Am Your Blindness is the 2005 studio album by German melodic death metal band Apophis. It would be the band's last studio album until 2021.
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Review of "The Butterfly Effect" Moonspell’s 1999 Studio Album
The Butterfly Effect is the 1999 studio album by Portuguese Gothic metal band Moonspell and the album is a stylistic shift from their first three albums. While it is not a bad album, it may be the weakest of their first four albums.
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Review of the Album "Irreligious" by Portuguese Gothic Metal Band Moonspell
Irreligious is the 1996 studio album by Portuguese Gothic metal band Moonspell. The album has a dominant Gothic metal feel to it showing a bit of a musical departure from their debut album Wolfheart.
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Review of the Album "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 "Wolfheart" by Moonspell Perhaps Portugal’s Most Famous Metal Band
Wolfheart is the good 1995 debut album by Portuguese Gothic and death metal band Moonspell.
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Review of the Album "Freeze, Obey" by Czech Thrash Metal Band Deviance
Freeze, Obey is the debut album by the thrash metal band Deviance which has a really good modern style of thrash metal having influences from Megadeth to modern Metallica.
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Review of the Album "Abyss of Lost Souls" by Brazilian Thrash Metal Band Cerberus Attack
Abyss of Lost Souls is the second studio album released by Brazilian thrash metal band Cerberus Attack.
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Review of the Album "Demonic Possession" by Dutch Blackened Thrash Metal Band Destructo
Demonic Possession is the 2021 debut album by Dutch blackened thrash metal band Destructo.
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Review of the Album "Nymphetamine" by Cradle of Filth
Nymphetamine is the 2004 studio album by British extreme metal band Cradle of Filth released in 2004. Features a guest vocal performance by former Theatre of Tragedy vocalist Live Kristine.
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Review of the Album "Drunk Beyond the Grave" by Barcelona Spain’s Thrash Metal Band Liver Killer
Drunk Beyond the Grave is the second studio album by Liver Killer, a thrash metal and or crossover band from Barcelona, Spain.
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Review of the Mini Album "Breathing Necropolis" by American Progressive Thrash Metal Band Anarchy
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Review of the Album "Gateways to Annihilation" by Florida Death Metal Band Morbid Angel
Gateways to Annihilation is the 6th studio album by famous Florida death metal band Morbid Angel and it is the last album to have Erik Rutan contributing on guitar. Is it the best album of Morbid Angel? That is tough to say with 100% certainty.
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Review of the Album "Formulas Fatal to the Flesh" by Florida Death Metal Band Morbid Angel
Formulas Fatal to the Flesh is the 1998 studio album by Florida death metal band Morbid Angel and it is the first studio album without David Vincent providing lead vocals. This 1998 album has a more brutal style in contrast to their previous album Domination.
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Review of the Album "Feast Upon the Helpless" by Bray Road
Feast Upon the Helpless is the 2017 debut album by Milwaukee Wisconsin thrash metal band Bray Road.
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Revisiting Black Sabbath's "Technical Ecstasy" Album
Technical Ecstasy is the 7th studio album by British hard rock and heavy metal band Black Sabbath released in 1976. The album was received with mixed responses and marked a dramatic musical shift from their earlier darker, more moody albums.
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Review of the Album "Knife" by German Speed and Punk Metal Band Knife
Knife is the 2021 debut album by the German band of the same name. This band is a speed and punk metal kind of band with a little bit of Iron Maiden influence combined with high pitched vocals.
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Revisiting Cradle of Filth's 2003 Studio Album "Damnation and a Day (From Genesis to Nemesis)"
Damnation and a Day (From Genesis to Nemesis) known as Damnation and a Day is the 2003 studio album by British extreme metal band Cradle of Filth. It is one of those albums that got mixed reviews from critics but it may be better than the kind of credit it has been given.
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Review of the Album "Dealing With It!" by American Hardcore Punk Band Dri
Dealing With it! is the second album by American hardcore punk band D.R.I. released in 1985.
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Review of the Album "Custom Killing" by Canadian Thrash Metal Band Razor
Custom Killing is the 4th studio album by Canadian thrash metal band Razor.
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Review of the Album "Sinister Forces of Hatred" by Finnish Thrash Metal Band Demonztrator
Sinister Forces of Hatred is the second studio album by Finnish thrash metal band Demonzstrator. It features the return of Jari Hurskainen who is the former vocalist of the bands Gandalf and The Scourger.
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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 Album "Mind Manipulation" by the Ukrainian Thrash Metal Band Mortal Vision
Mind Manipulation is the 2021 debut album by Ukrainian thrash metal band Mortal Vision. This album is recommended for fans of 1980s Holy Moses and early 1990s Sepultura.
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Review of the Album "Hammer of the Witches" by Cradle of Filth
Hammer of the Witches is the 2015 studio album by British extreme metal band Cradle of Filth. It is the first album in 15 years to not have contributions from Paul Allender.
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Review of the Album "Stillborn" by Malevolent Creation the Last Album Prior to Brett Hoffman’s First Departure
Stillborn is the 1993 studio album by Florida based death metal band Malevolent Creation. It is also the last studio album released prior to vocalist Brett Hoffman's first departure.
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Review of the Album "Retribution" by Malevolent Creation
Retribution is the 1992 studio album by Florida death metal band Malevolent Creation.
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Review of the Album "Warkult" by Malevolent Creation
Warkult is the very good 2004 studio album by American death metal band Malevolent Creation. It features the contributions of guitarist Rob Barrett.
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Review of the Album "Tales of Terror" by Kraken Thrash Metal Band from Lima, Peru
Tales of Terror is the 2021 debut studio album by Kraken, a thrash metal band from Lima, Peru.
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Review of the Album "Diabolus in Musica" Perhaps the Most Controversial Album of the Band Slayer
Diabolus in Musica is the 1998 studio album by American thrash metal band Slayer. It is considered to be the band's most experimental album and has received mixed reviews or criticism from many people. The album is actually better than it was given credit for.
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Review of the Album Club Mondo Bizarre - for Members Only by Pungent Stench
Club Mondo Bizarre - for Members Only is the 1994 studio album by Austrian death metal band Pungent Stench. It is an album that has been criticized but if you give it a chance you may really like it. It is the last album by Pungent Stench before their first disbandment in 1995.
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Review of the Album "Amerikkkant" by Industrial Metal Band Ministry
AmeriKKKant is the controversial 2018 studio album by United States industrial metal band Ministry. It is a very different album compared to what Ministry has written before.
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Review of the Album "Heretic Glory" by the Band Tortura from Monterrey, Mexico
Heretic Glory is the second studio album from Monterrey, Mexico based thrash metal band Tortura. The album was released in 2017.
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Review of the Album "Been Caught Buttering" by Austria’s Veteran Death Metal Band Pungent Stench
Been Caught Buttering is the second studio album by Pungent Stench which came out in 1991. The style is a mixture of crossover mixed with Black Sabbath influences and death metal.
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Review of the Album "Shades of God" by Paradise Lost
Shades of God is the 1992 studio album by British band Paradise Lost. It is considered as the album that saw the band slowly transition into their Gothic metal style of music.
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Review of the Album "for God Your Soul… for Me Your Flesh" by the Band Pungent Stench
For God Your Soul... For Me Your Flesh is the 1990 debut album by famous Austrian death metal band Pungent Stench. The style of the debut is a mixture of grindcore and very raw death metal music.
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Review of the Album "From the Black Swamp" by Infrared Canada’s Newest Veteran Thrash Metal Band
From the Black Swamp is the 2021 studio album by Canadian thrash metal band Infrared. They may as well be considered Canada's newest veteran thrash metal band because they have been active since 1985 until 1990. They then broke up but reunited in 2014.
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Review of the Album "Thrash Metal" by Norwegian Band Blood Tsunami
Thrash Metal is the 2007 debut album by Norwegian thrash metal band Blood Tsunami.
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Review of the Album "Morbid Visions" the Famous Debut Album of Sepultura
Morbid Visions is the famous debut album by Brazilian band Sepultura released in 1986. The style is of a totally death metal style and it is the only studio album to have the contributions of Jairo Guedz.
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Review of the 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 "Better Off Dead" by German Thrash Metal Band Sodom
Better Off Dead is the 4th studio album released by German thrash metal band Sodom.
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Review of the Album "Code Red" by German Thrash Metal Band Sodom
Code Red is the brilliant 1999 studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom. Many fans of the band were very pleased to see Sodom return to their thrash metal roots. It may be the best album in the career of Sodom.
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Review of the Album "Obsessed by Cruelty" German Band Sodom Enters the Black Metal Genre
Obsessed by Cruelty is the 1986 studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom. However, this album has more of blackened, raw thrash metal vibe to it.
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Review of the Album "Death Metal" by Swedish Death Metal Band Dismember
Death Metal is the 4th studio album by Swedish death metal band Dismember. The album features members Matti Karki and Fred Estby former members of the band Carnage.
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Review of the Album "Push the Button" by French Thrash Metal Band Dead Tree Seeds
Push the Button is the second studio album by Paris, France based thrash metal band Dead Tree Seeds.
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Review of the Album "Face the Madness" Good Modern Thrash Metal
Face the Madness is a very good modern thrash metal album by the Danish thrash metal band named Killing.
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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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Review of the Album "The Beast" by Polish Death Metal Band Vader
The Beast is the 2004 studio album by Polish death and thrash metal band Vader and it is the first studio album without their original drummer.
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Review of the Album "Eternal Devastation" by the German Thrash Metal Band Destruction
Eternal Devastation is the brilliant 1986 studio album by German thrash metal band Destruction. It is a very underrated album and one of the best metal albums of 1986.
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Review of the Album "Infernal Overkill" by German Thrash Metal Band Destruction
Infernal Overkill is the 1985 debut album by German thrash metal band Destruction.
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Review and Analysis of the Cartoon Episode "Wambini Predicts" in Inspector Gadget
Wambini Predicts is the 68th episode of the famous cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of a Forgotten Album "The Least Successful Human Cannonball" by German Thrash Metal Band Destruction
The Least Successful Human Cannonball is the 1998 studio album by German thrash metal band Destruction but it is one of those albums that has been disowned by the band and it is no longer considered a part of their discography.
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Revisiting the Album "Masquerade in Blood" the Return of Guido Richter of the Band Sodom
Masquerade in Blood is the 7th studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom released in 1995. It is the last studio album to have the drumming of Guido "Atomic Steif" Richter.
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Review of the Album "Get What You Deserve" by German Thrash Metal Band Sodom
Get What You Deserve is the 6th studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom released in 1994. It is their first one with then new drummer Guido "Atomic Steif" Richter who shows himself to be one of the best drummers in the music business.
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Review of the Episode "the Capeman Cometh" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
The Capeman Cometh (that's how the episode's title is spelled) is the episode in which there is the debut of the character known as Corporal Capeman.
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Review of the Album "Persecution Mania" by Sodom
Persecution Mania is the really good 1987 studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom.
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Review of the Album "Tapping the Vein" by Germany’s Sodom
Tapping the Vein is the 5th studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom. It is the last studio album to feature the drum play of Chris Witchhunter also known as Christian Dudek. The album also has more of a death metal vocal style in it.