For me Judas Priest is the definition of Heavy metal and a band i been fan of for 40 years. They and Black Sabbath was the two bands who really got me into metal. Firepower is the bands 16th studioalbum in their soon 50 year old career and it is a good
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Announcement : World Management Network is Born
MHF & Alpha Omega Partners for a New Management ALPHA OMEGA Management and METALHEADS FOREVER Announcing The Birth Of Their Worldwide Management Network! ALPHA OMEGA Management is extremely happy to announce transformation into a real worldwide network, probably the first-ever one, composed by hundreds and hundreds of collaborators throughout the world, coordinated
Sons Of Apollo – Psychotic Symphony Review
Sons Of Apollo - Psychotic Symphony Album Review by Adam McCann Label : InsideOut Music Year : 2017 Opus Maximus It’s nothing new, another year and Mike Portnoy announces a new band/project in some seemingly vain attempt to capture the former glory of Dream Theater. So here we are, 2017 and enter Sons of
Anvil – Plugged In Permanent Review
Anvil - Plugged In Permanent Album Review by Adam McCann Label : SPV/Steamhammer Records Year : 1996 Crank it to 11 Lips has stated in several interviews that if it wasn’t for Germany and Scandinavia during the 90’s then Anvil would have gone their separate ways. It was these countries love of heavy metal
Corrosion Of Conformity – No Cross, No Crown Review
Corrosion Of Conformity - No Cross, No Crown Album Review by Adam McCann Label : Nuclear Blast Records Year : 2018 Corrosion of Conformity find their stride again It’s been awhile since Corrosion of Conformity (CoC) have fully been together under an ‘original line-up’ guise, but since their self-titled album in 2014, the band
Visions Of Atlantis – The Deep & The Dark Review
Visions Of Atlantis - The Deep & The Dark Album Review by Rainer Kerber In December 2013, Thomas Caser, the last remaining founding member of the Austrian symphonic metal band Visions of Atlantis, announced drastic lineup changes to his band. Because he no longer agreed with the stylistic development of the band,
Anvil – Pound for Pound Review
Anvil - Pound for Pound Album Review by Adam McCann Label : SPV/Steamhammer Year : 1988 Pounding the world By the late 80’s, Anvil should have been capitalising on their frankly, brilliant albums, however a lacklustre first release on a major label in 1987 with ‘Strength of Steel’ applied unwanted pressure as their peers
Motorhead – Rock N Roll Review
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Ministry – Psalm 69: The Way to Succeed and the Way to Suck Eggs Review
Bolt Thrower – The IVth Crusade Review
Bolt Thrower - The IVth Crusade Album Review by Adam McCann Label : Earache Records Year : 1992 Where Next to Conquer? By 1992, Bolt Thrower had established themselves as the authority on military themed death metal. Taking their album title from the failed Fourth Crusade in which the Christian Crusaders decided to pillage
Anvil – Worth The Weight Review
Watain – Trident Wolf Eclipse Review
Apparition – The Awakening Album Review
Apparition - The Awakening Album Review by Rainer Kerber The history of Apparition dates back to 1997. Bassist David Homer started a band project with female vocals. Only from 2004 there were also live performances as a real band. Two years later, the album debut "Drowned In Questions" was released. During this
Armored Dawn – Barbarians In Black Album Review
Armored Dawn - Barbarians In Black Album Review by Rainer Kerber In Heavy / Power Metal from Brazil one thinks inevitably of Angra, Sepultura, Almah or Shaman. For several years, the country in South America has another hot Power Metal to offer export, Armored Dawn from the southeast located city of Sao
Saxon Thunderbolt – Album Review
Saxon Thunderbolt Silver Lining Music 2018 The God’s Have Sent a Sign For England, Saxon should be considered a national treasure, against the tides of time they have held the vanguard regardless of trends and heavy metal fads. Debatably, this thankless task has often led to Saxon becoming overlooked in the community, but gratefully
Imperious – Tales Of Woe – The Journey Of Odysseus, Parts I + II
Voodoo Circle – Raised On Rock
Voodoo Circle - Raised On Rock Album Review By Rainer Kerber For years, Voodoo Circle deemed a secret tip among German classic rock acts. The band around guitar virtuoso Alex Beyrodt has released four excellent albums so far. Above all, "Whiskey Fingers" (2015) was a milestone, a reminiscence of the great years
Ravenscroft – Stand Up Review
Ravenscroft “Stand Up” Pre-Release for the Coming EP – Rebel. By Michael Aronovitz Ravenscroft is organizing their coming out party in a delicious unveiling process that is frankly, leaving fans breathless. While the EP in full titled Rebel does not come out until March, we have been afforded grand teasers, almost like magnificent movie
