Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Sabaton – The Last Stand
Two years on from their last album – the well-received Heroes – and power metal uber-lords Sabaton return with The Last Stand. Of course, this can only mean one [...]
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Illustr8ors – Your Animal – Single Review
Illustr8ors are a new/not so new British band who, under their previous guise as BlackWolf, created one hell of a buzz for themselves back in 2014. However, it would appear [...]
MEGADETH’s Most Underrated Songs….But is Anything from ‘Risk’ included?!
Of all the so called big 4 of thrash, Megadeth have been the most productive; releasing 15 full studio albums and the Hidden Treasures EP over a genre-defining nearly 40 [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Mos Generator – Abyssinia
We have to hold our hands up here as Mos Generator have previously passed just below our radar. More fool us, because if the rest of their back catalogue – Abyssinia [...]
Worship Metal Asks….Is Bruce Dickinson’s Solo Material Better Than Modern-Era Iron Maiden?
To any self respecting fan of hard rock or heavy metal, Bruce Dickinson is a man who needs no introduction. His talents seem to know no boundaries – pilot, author, [...]
Temple of Lies – From Sands – Album Review
Temple Of Lies are a Midlands based quartet that first burst on to the local scene back in 2010 and From Sands, their sophomore release, comes three years on from their debut [...]
Omen – Hammer Damage – Album Review
13 years after their last release and venerable American power metal originators Omen return with their latest album Hammer Damage. By anyone’s standards that’s a [...]
Volbeat – Seal the Deal & Let’s Boogie – Album Review
Three years on from the exceptional Outlaw Gentlemen and Shady Ladies launched them into the European rock premier league and Denmark’s number one musical export [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Grand Magus – Sword Songs
Since forming back in the late 90’s, Sweden’s Grand Magus have morphed from doom inspired rockers to straight up heavy metal gods of the highest order; their [...]
Switchtense – Flesh & Bones – Album Review
Flesh & Bones, the third album from Portuguese thrashers Switchtense, is the first album to feature new(ish) drummer António Pintor and it’s one hell of a way to [...]