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January 2nd, 2024 Features

Striker – Rev Up With Ultrapower

…tion for the new record? Cleary: I am currently working on a new music video right now, for “Give It All”. We will keep releasing videos, we will get together to figure out an idea and then go do it. We are definitely subscribing to the idea that it’s never too bad to promote an album, it goes up, up, and then dies and no one cares. We’d like to keep the interest going throughout the year. We’ve got a couple of festivals confirmed, and we are look…

December 29th, 2023 Reviews

Overlorde – Awaken the Fury (No Remorse Records)

…/ UK artists were the talk of the hard rock, heavy metal community (Rainbow, Dio, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Rush among others). The majestic vocal lines of George Tsalikis mirror the powerful music proceedings brilliantly – the stories of historical/fantasy battles as well as exploring the human condition conveyed in breathtaking, soaring ways through mandatory highlights like “The Madness Within” and the mid-tempo, Dio-esque marcher “Battle at M…

December 28th, 2023 Concert Reviews

Katatonia / Gost – December 9, 2023 – Level 13, Orlando, FL

…or electronic music is no secret in these parts; especially for the heavier, darker, more abstract sort. Synthwave as a genre is known for neon-soaked visuals, nostalgically chill beats and earworm qualities – all of which we love dearly. Our most intriguing iterations, however, are the artists who put a sinister and menacing twist on those styles of soundscapes – aka Darksynth. Perturbator, Carpenter Brut, Dance with the Dead, and Mega Drive are…

December 27th, 2023 Reviews

Everdawn – Venera (Frontiers Music)

…The move up to Frontiers Music as well as mixing / mastering duties under the watchful hands/ears of Jacob Hansen pushes Everdawn into hopefully bigger pastures through Venera. While many accept European/ South American artists better in the symphonic, power-laden metal realm, do not discount the abilities of North American bands putting their own stamp/ seasoning on this ever-popular genre. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qElZWlBdXv8 https://www…

December 27th, 2023 Reviews

Dominum – Hey Living People (Napalm Records)

…us highlight moments – much like you’d expect taking in the discography of Powerwolf, Sabaton, or Battle Beast. Most will find it hard to resist the steady mid-tempo power groove or choir-like chorus on hand for “Patient Zero”, which then shifts into more of a cinematic, drama-filled playfulness in a semi-ballad format during the follow-up “We All Taste the Same”, the lyrical content tongue in cheek as humans are ‘caught in the food chain’. The tr…

December 26th, 2023 Features

Hyloxalus – Stare Into the Black Hole

…nto a bit of a rut with the sound from the last two EPs. I had just written, for fun, this little demo that was basically Strapping Young Lad worship. I thought “well… maybe? Maybe we could try Nina’s vocals on this. Don’t know if it will work, but…” and then two months later we had it recorded and it sounded very, very good. So, I wrote a whole album in this vein. My goal with this latest set of songs is to try and create our own little niche wit…

December 24th, 2023 Features

Everdawn – Seek the Silver Lining

…album Venera. The fourteen songs contain elements of AOR, melodic hard rock, power to progressive metal beyond the conventional symphonic metal platform previously established through their Cleopatra debut in 2021. We reached out to keyboardist Boris Zaks who thoughtful spoke to us about his early violin training that shifts to keyboards to join metal bands, thoughts on Venera and the importance of diversity, what live touring in Europe was like c…

December 23rd, 2023 Features

Selected Singles – December 2023

…agonforce “Power of the Saber Blade” Made for the VR rhythm game Beat Saber, “Power of the Saber Blade” is a ripping Dragonforce track that takes all the usual guitar shredding fury and speed along with the powerful vocals and provides a genuinely fun experience. Raise your fists at the chorus and sing along (or at least thrash those VR controllers) as this song feels very ‘classic’ Dragonforce in its over-the-top theatrics, yet grounded with a se…

December 22nd, 2023 Reviews

East of Eden – Forbidden Fruit: 1st Piece (Victor Entertainment/JPU Records)

…tempo of the verse breaking into a real fist-raiser of a chorus. Energetic, playful, and adventurous are all apt-descriptions of East of Eden’s first foray into the music world. There’s something exciting about the way they utilize Ayasa’s violin to provide a symphonic sound that does not feel like your standard ‘symphonic’ group. Forbidden Fruit features a number of excellent musicians who seem intent to really push some boundaries of what you c…

December 22nd, 2023 Reviews

Silver R.I.S.C – Knot Over (No Remorse Records)

…s (the latter also splitting time as vocalist/keyboardist) in this resolute, powerful manner, the mix of straightforward licks/riffs along with some flashy, guitar hero-ish breaks keep material such as “Evil Waves” and “Wasted Tears” moving briskly, ensuring fist waving, toe tapping good times. Just to throw a curveball in the mix, closer “Trapped Under the Ice” is an epic offering at 7:22 – the ominous windy effects introduction sets the stage fo…

December 21st, 2023 Features

Hitten – Making Passion Last

…Dead Rhetoric: It seems like Hitten embraces a style that has elements of power, speed, and traditional metal – but also an affinity for melodic hard rock from the US scene as well. What in your eyes makes for the best Hitten material in terms of songwriting – do you find that how a track may start in the formative stages goes through many revisions and tweaks to get to the final outcome? Panza: Especially nowadays, I wasn’t there in the beginnin…

December 20th, 2023 Reviews

Children of Bodom – A Chapter Called Children of Bodom (Final Show in Helsinki Ice Hall 2019) (Spinefarm Records)

…Final Show in Helsinki Ice Hall 2019) comes out as a celebration of the man, the band, and the global presence they delivered from the stage. Over the course of eighteen tracks the vitality of this Finnish melodic death/power metal outfit shines brightly, encompassing the depth of their discography that the home crowd audience savors. Surprisingly the setlist only contains two tracks from the last studio album Hexed with “Under Grass and Clover” a…

December 20th, 2023 Reviews

Solitary Sabred – Temple of the Serpent (Vinyl Store)

…ng galloping, blistering fervor, while the tempos shift between traditional, power, and semi-thrash pastures based on the feel of the song. You can visualize the lines of ‘anguish, transcending time and space’ next to some sinister, melodic harmony tradeoffs in a slightly off-time progressive manner for highlight “Flight of the Banshee”, guitarists Demetris ‘Spartacus’ Demetriou and Nikolas ‘Sprits’ Moutafis peeling off speedy riffs beyond addicti…

December 18th, 2023 Reviews

Bloody Cumshot – Deflorantism (Self-Released)

…ose of Gothenburg-styled melodies updated to modern times that’s sure to win any genre fans over. As a second effort, Deflorantism showcases Junya’s talent as something to keep your eyes and ears on in the future. Feel free to check out his other project, Zemeth as well, if you want your melodic death metal to swing in a more neo-classical and power direction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHYpaeKl9Ag https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq37Zip9P1I&…

December 18th, 2023 Reviews

Nighthawk – Structures On the Moon (Sliptrick Records)

…ou’ll hear a mixture of fuzzed out material where the purity of guitar play, bass, and drums comes together next to a distant vocal presence, beyond instrumentals that test the dimensions of sonic parameters in these subgenres. The vocal build-up on the doomy “Buried Alive (Shattered Sky)” allows guitarist Mark V Madsen to ring out his chord progressions in a dirty, far-reaching manner, executing two distinct lead breaks (one speedy, one thoughtfu…

December 17th, 2023 Features

David E. Gehlke Best-of 2023

…crowd starts to make inroads back to their glory days (see: The Halo Effect, In Flames), no one does pure melodic death metal better than Germany’s Night in Gales. 3. Katatonia – Sky Void of Stars (Napalm) Frontman Jonas Renkse has quietly (as is his style) assumed the full songwriting load for Katatonia. Sky Void of Stars is a dense, multi-faceted (hand claps on “Opaline?” Sure!) that circles back, on occasion, to those immaculate mid-’00s forays…

December 15th, 2023 Reviews

Sorcerer – Reign of the Reaper (Metal Blade)

…have thoughtful positioning, rising/descending vocal melodies in key spots, extra background vocal support, and keyboard use that supplements the main instrumentation. While the previous record Lamenting of the Innocent showcased another superior gear Sorcerer could reach in terms of epic doom metal, Reign of the Reaper veers a bit more into heavier, focused channels almost as a distant relative of what the band does best. Those who love classic…

December 15th, 2023 Reviews

Strigampire – All To Dominate (Self-Released)

…om the Bon Scott-period of AC/DC, the staple “TNT” – beefing up the guitars, vocal approach, and keeping the steady tempo template intact. The galloping nature out of the gate for “Liberty” through the axe play of Johnny Dead and Willy Thousand takes on qualities of NWOBHM/thrash veterans, while latest drummer James Foster shifts between blitzkrieg BPM’s next to comfortable power/groove-laden tricks. Five years beyond the last album One Fix, Nine…

December 14th, 2023 Features

Axenstar – Victorious Symphony

…to push Axenstar given the work they’ve done in the past with many melodic, power, and progressive metal acts, and how do you feel being a part of their roster? Winterwild: We had released Where Dreams Are Forgotten through Inner Wound in 2014. But then, for some reason we didn’t continue to work together. We feel really great to be back with Emil and Inner Wound because he’s always been really great helping us, sending us statements for the reco…

December 12th, 2023 Features

High Spirits – Investigate the Other Side

…m had the costumes with the capes, elf ears, and it was a corridor of metal, of power metal, that we didn’t know existed. It shot off other wings of the genre that we have. Whether I’m not looking in the right places, or I’m in an older crowd, we were completely unaware, and it was cool. It made us feel old, but in a good way. It’s satisfying to see that the genre has grown and been handed down to new generations. It was cool to play for a crowd w…

December 9th, 2023 Features

Kaivs – Decisively Carving Forward

…inal stage. We wanna go out with the best work possible as soon as possible, too, as the matter of sound and everything else. Simonelli: The full-length on its way, we want to make sure that every single detail is perfect and not to leave anything unattended. We are listeners before musicians; that’s why we took our time into mixing and re-amping it properly. As I like to say: things can be done in two ways, the good way or not at all. Dead Rhetor…

December 8th, 2023 Reviews

Sons of Eternity – End of Silence (Massacre Records)

…luesy, shred-oriented overtones makes “Travellers in Time” another standout, while softer, dramatic strains come through on the half acoustic, slightly electric ballad “Ruins”. The closing bonus track “Revolution” possesses an interesting Priest-like meets 90’s Metallica atmosphere, the wah-wah solo very Hammett-esque next to the gang-like shouting that appears throughout next to some killer Schenk falsetto screams. They can’t go wrong with expert…

December 7th, 2023 Features

Earthside – Turning Challenges into Opportunity

…, but it was also an important first piece of this record for people to see, hear, and experience, because one of the big mission statements was a firming up/doubling down on the cinematic angle of things. It was possible for people going into the first record to say, ‘okay, you call yourselves cinematic rock and yeah you have some orchestrations, but yeah, you are a progressive metal band.’ And that’s fine, they aren’t wrong, even if I think ther…

December 6th, 2023 Reviews

Rome in Monochrome – AbyssUs (Art Gates Records)

…the atmosphere can change in an instant from somber, reflective solace to powerful, electric intensity. Guests include Yasmin Kalach of In the Mood and Alexander Högbom of October Tide to add vocal color to specific cuts, but the crux of the band’s songwriting and performance delight sits squarely on the shoulders of these main musicians – the eight tracks wistfully casting shadows into these emotions and painful memories much like their influenc…

December 6th, 2023 Reviews

Starchild – Magic Well (Metalapolis Records)

…to approach everything from classic metal to power influences from the 80’s, 90’s, and 2000’s as far as the influence bank in use. No one has to worry about the workload Michael carries to the drums – he knows when to propel his energetic abilities beyond natural groove maneuvers – “War Isn’t Over Yet” thrusting the former aspect, while “Violent Violin” showcases a bit more of his reflective, dramatic nature of the circular, spacious guitar lines…

December 5th, 2023 Features

Cobra Spell – Rebellious Empowerment

…re does this come from? It’s surreal, you see this car in the magazines or online, you never see it up close with your own eyes. It has such a beautiful vibe, and this car is going to be in a video with Cobra Spell. Alright! And I can play in front of that, it was cool. Totally crazy. It was fun to shoot “S.E.X.” – we had a lot of friends come be in the video. It was nice to see all of these women being a part of this. All of the women had our own…

December 4th, 2023 Reviews

Trick Or Treat – A Creepy Night Live (Scarlet Records)

…le affairs. The guitar work of Luca Venturelli and Guido Benedetti is sharp, with the extra playful edge where tapping or whammy-bar accents add to the already good time tone present in their skill sets – check out the tradeoffs in addition to unison harmony runs for “Loser Song” as a clear illustration of supreme control on their weapons of choice. Additional keyboard / orchestration support appears, when necessary, never overtaking the main inst…

December 3rd, 2023 Features

Satan’s Fall – On a Destructive Destination

…e songwriting process was quite different. We just did all the songwriting online, and changing the guitar parts and Miika’s vocal parts when we could. We only went to a real studio to record the drums. Kokko: When the musical side was finished, I would throw around vocal ideas these little demos. Then I would write lyrics throughout, I thought about telling a story this time throughout the album. That was different, because on Final Day it’s a co…

December 1st, 2023 Reviews

Ektomorf – Vivid Black (AFM Records)

…across European territories while touring with acts like Children of Bodom, Pro-Pain, and Fear Factory over the years, Ektomorf is one of those groove metal acts that gets the job done, yet doesn’t stand out compared to Soulfly, Machine Head, or even Slipknot in the grand scheme of things. More of the same exists with Vivid Black, the songs being good but not excellent enough to carve their own path in long-term appeal. https://www.youtube.com/wa…

November 30th, 2023 Features

Hinayana – Beauty Within Aggression

…d how the two play. It can be very aggressive, and it can be very beautiful, sad, depressing even. It’s the emotional form of extreme metal, a lot of feelings there. And that’s what I like about it and try to put it through my own songwriting. Not only that, honestly, I didn’t start the band to specifically to do this subgenre. I wanted to write stuff that I liked. The doom stuff, big choruses about these other bands, and make that meld into the s…

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