Ergholae Somptator’s eerie, atmospheric and raw black metal will engulf your mind in its torrential madness and ethereal torture on their debut EP: “Morendo-jusqua-la-fin”.
Akhenaten – Incantations Through The Gates Of Irkalla (Exotic Death metal album review)
Akhenaten’s exotic tinged death metal is sure to hypnotize you with its layered and darkened guitar arrangements along with the haunting Middle Eastern, Asian and Oriental sounds.
KISS Rocks Vegas (Heavy Metal DVD/CD review)
Kiss is sure to blow you away with their eye opening, visually stimulating live performance at the Hardrock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Don’t be surprised if you end up with a Kiss hangover the following morning.
Vanad Varjud – Dismal Grandeur In Nocturnal Aura (Atmospheric Black Metal album review)
Vanad Varjud plays atmospheric black metal comprised of some of the foulest synthesizer, pipe organ, and rabid-sounding music to ever takeover your ears.
The Pineapple Thief – Your Wilderness (Art Rock Music album review)
Somerset, England’s The Pineapple Thief will drown you into their soothing oceans of tranquil turmoil and surrealistic serenity with their over the edge art rock.
Ragehammer – The Hammer Doctrine (Blackened Thrash Metal album review)
Poland’s blackened thrash metal legion aptly known as Ragehammer is sure to pulverize your eardrums and then make the skin melt off your face.
Stages Of Decomposition – Crawl Space Burial (Brutal Death Metal EP review)
Stages Of Decomposition play bile secreting, pancreatic failing, rotting liver kind of guttural death metal that’ll leave your ears bleeding forever. This shit burns the senses, no wonder why they call themselves Stages Of Decomposition.
Helloween – Ride The Sky – The Very Best Of 1985-1998 (Heavy Metal album review)
BMG music/Noise Records has just released Helloween’s “Ride The Sky” Best Of CD, which features their classics from 1985 to 1998, and it’s a superb collection of their finest hits, which will rock you.
Kreator – Love Us Or Hate Us – The Very Best Of The Noise Years 1985-1992 (Thrash Metal album review)
The newly resurrected Noise Records through BMG has released a best of CD by Kreator, of their early classics, and it’s one CD, which shows why these guys revolutionized extreme metal forever.
Pareidolia – Denied Truths (Progressive Metal album review)
Pareidolia play metal with a strong progressive edge, with intricately crafted guitar harmonies, which seamlessly blend in with the contagious melodic vocal passages that are sure to rock you.
