Tag: review
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Review of ‘Crossing Parallels’ by Deep as Ocean
Review by Ryan Murray | December 1, 2019 While I’ve never heard of these guys, Deep As Ocean has got to be one of the best metal bands I’ve heard in a long time! Deep As Ocean easily reminds me of great bands such as Breaking Benjamin, All That Remains, As I Lay Dying, Three…
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Review of ‘Death Based Illusions’ EP by Strike Master
Review by Ryan Murray | November 12, 2019 I had never heard of Strike Master before. This EP is comprised of four, very in your face thrash metal songs. From the heart pounding drums, grinding in your face guitars and pulse pounding bass lines, this quick EP has it all. Vocally, this band honestly reminds me…
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Review of Lacuna Coil’s Show in Cleveland 2019
Review by Joshua Becker | October 17, 2019 This is my first concert review, as I had never actually been to a concert until this one. Being this was my first concert ever, I had no idea what to expect, and if I would be disappointed, but I definitely had a kick-ass time. The concert…
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Review of Lacuna Coil’s ‘Black Anima’ by Jade
Review by Jade | October 16, 2019 POWERHOUSE. There is no other word to describe BLACK ANIMA, the ninth studio album by Italian metal group LACUNA COIL. Over twenty year in the scene has led them to what is arguably the strongest album in their career. Musically, lyrically, vocally, BLACK ANIMA delivers the sound that…
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Review of Hybridism’s Self-Titled EP
Review by Joshua Becker | October 16, 2019 Hybridism is a “djent” band from Belgium. For those who may not know, “djent” is a relatively new sub-genre of progressive metal with lower-pitched guitar sounds. Their latest album is eponymous of the band’s name. Before even getting into this review, I read their biography, and they…
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Review of ‘Heaven’s Demise’ by Glasya
Review by Joshua Becker | October 14, 2019 Glasya is a band that hails from Lisbon, Portugal, and they are described as a symphonic metal band, which, when listening to the album, I can definitely hear elements of Nightwish, Tarja, and other symphonic and operatic bands and artists. Their album, “Heaven’s Demise” is a really…
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