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Review category for albums. Ratings: 1/5 Hideous and totally useless. 2/5 Has it’s moments but not worth buying or owning. 3/5 Not overly amazing but recommended for serious fans. 4/5 Something every metal fan should own. 5/5 Groundbreaking, amazing, mind-blowing.
Top 30 Metal Albums of 2022. As always, the top albums of the year are for full albums (no EP’s or demos) released in 2022. They are new studio albums for the year, not re-recordings, re-releases, cover songs, or live albums. Below the combined top 30 you will find links to each individual staff members’ personal “best of” lists which ...
We determine the top albums of the year by compiling the scores from each contributor’s top 20 list. The top albums of the year are full albums (no EPs or demos) released in 2023. They are new studio albums for the year, not re-recordings, re-releases, cover songs, or live albums.
Review category for albums. Ratings: 1/5 Hideous and totally useless. 2/5 Has it’s moments but not worth buying or owning. 3/5 Not overly amazing but recommended for serious fans. 4/5 Something every metal fan should own. 5/5 Groundbreaking, amazing, mind-blowing.
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Review and photos by Robert Cavuoto The renowned German heavy metal band U.D.O. recently made their long-awaited stop in Reading, Pennsylvania, performing at Reverb as […]
Popoff, Martin – Iron Maiden Album By Album (Book Review) Please feel free to read my review of the original. The good folks at Motor Books/Quarto have reissued this fine hard-cover with similar, but updated cover art and a bonus section to cover the Senjutsu era.
One of the most memorable riffs in proto metal (“Smoke on the Water”) as well as one of the greatest vocal performances (“Child in Time”); both have inspired millions to pick up a guitar or to scream into that mic.
The album blends elements of symphonic metal, folk, and cinematic soundscapes into a cohesive, masterful and incredibly powerful work. As a longtime fan who has followed Wintersun since their 2004 self-titled album, I approached Time II with both excitement and high expectations.
By way of comparison, currently one of the big Metal databases (at time of writing) has 36 reviews of the album at an average ranking of 42%. That hardly qualifies as universally complimentary!