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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…

November 29th, 2023 Reviews

Axenstar – Chapter VIII (Inner Wound Recordings)

…melodic spotlights rich in supreme hook emphasis. Helloween, Sonata Arctica, Stratovarius, and classic Labyrinth would be four obvious reference points for what you can expect from Axenstar in terms of songwriting, yet it’s not a mere ‘cut to paste’ clinic as these gentlemen synthesis these influences into their own catchy take while still remembering that there’s metal to be delivered (check out the chugging flow of “The War Within” near the reco…

November 24th, 2023 Reviews

Silverbones – Brethren of the Coast (Stormspell Records)

…ry that differs from Ralf K. which sounds endearing to the dazzling guitars, bass, and drum parts on display. While Blazing Stone (also on the Stormspell Records roster) is another Running Wild worship act, Silverbones seem to emphasize more of the anthem-oriented qualities for the group through Brethren of the Coast, trading off the speed or gallop aspects with solid mechanics, hooks, and endearing chorus payoffs. Grab that eye patch, find that p…

November 22nd, 2023 Reviews

Hitten – While Passion Lasts (High Roller Records)

…back visions of the past while they place their own seal of creative ideas, hooks, and playable songs to a current audience that craves this style. An eerie, atmospheric “Prelude to Passion” intro sets the record in motion, the keyboard sequences, delayed effects, plus guitarist work from Dani and Johnny Lorca soon gives way to the mid-tempo title track. Most people will appreciate the larger-than-life chorus, superlative Dokken meets Queensrÿche…

November 20th, 2023 Reviews

Hyperia – The Serpent’s Cycle (Self-Released)

…a tantalizing mix of classic 80’s thrash influences with some modern death, progressive, and groove touches. The requisite gang-oriented vocals serve up plenty of unison action for the listeners, beyond the occasional narrative samples while Colin throws down a mix of speedy riffs, neoclassical runs/touches, and smartly executed transitions that make sense when you hear the work within “Prophet of Deceit” or “Spirit Bandit”. The talent level thro…

November 20th, 2023 Reviews

Full of Hell and Nothing – When No Birds Sang (Closed Casket Activities)

…n with in the underground. More partnerships came to fruition with The Body, Health, Primitive Man, and their most unlikely sonic co-architects yet, Nothing. Full of Nothing materialized from a shirt released to benefit organizations supporting BLM back in 2020. Roadburn called next, and a special set featuring both bands under the same moniker graced the stage and the 20-minute set offered an embryonic peek at what they cooked together. When No B…

November 18th, 2023 Features

An Introductory Guide to the Burgeoning Kawaii Metal and Alt Idol Scene

…lishes, the group will be disbanded, but with their recently released album, ∄, it seems it would be a pity not to include them. Big, chunky grooves, soaring hooks and vocal lines (and of course, some electronics meandering into the mix) – it’s a great note for the group to go out on. Hopefully the members will go onto other projects. Zsasz on X/Twitter Zsasz on Instagram https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANgYDbW8x4w Bonus: Anime Idol-related conten…

November 17th, 2023 Reviews

Sadus – The Shadow Inside (Nuclear Blast)

…d producer Juan Urteaga appears again, an expert in getting the right tones, feel, and vibe for the band to be commanding while current, not to the detriment of what Sadus is able to achieve musically. Favorites circulate daily – the record opening on a mysterious note with the seven-minute plus “First Blood”, the front third more in atmospheric/building block mode before bursting at the technical thrash twisted seams, while the throwback, cultura…

November 16th, 2023 Features

Icarus Witch – Enjoying the Ride

…ed On. The record encompasses a heavy metal base with plenty of progressive, power, and AOR-tinged elements, a fantastic story foundation while also accentuating the need for brilliant songwriting and performances. Because in the end, if you can’t capture an audience through intrinsic hooks, melodies, or harmonies, what will they retain and return to? We spoke to bassist Jason Myers for this enlightening conversation about the making of the record…

November 13th, 2023 Reviews

High Spirits – Safe On the Other Side (High Roller Records)

…o retain melodies, plus this knowledgeable sense of where to take the sound, style, and compositions to that next anthem level so that when played at peak volumes, smiles abound. Safe On the Other Side as the fifth and latest effort contains nine more original tracks and an early Europe cover that keeps the ship steady in accordance with previous records like Motivator and 2020’s Hard to Stop. Unafraid to explore previously released songs to see w…

November 13th, 2023 Reviews

Nemophila – The Initial Impulse (Masterworks Publishers Inc)

…g a certain elegance and poignancy. System of a Down’s “Sugar” is given an extra dose of playfulness to the original to these ears, with the rolling basslines of Haraguchi-san and Mayu’s quick vocal switch ups sure to elicit a smile as you groove along. Slipknot’s “(sic)” moves pretty straight-forward ahead, but again, the meaty guitar tone of Saki and Hazuki helps provide some oomph alongside some of Mayu’s most aggressive vocals on the release….

November 8th, 2023 Reviews

Hinayana – Shatter and Fall (Napalm)

…nty of mid-tempo yearning wrapped around an epic crunch. What Hinayana have, and continue, to do best is merge the urgency of melodic death metal while keeping the gloominess of a doom band intact. There’s a strong, potent emphasis on melodies in each of the songs, which swing between more triumphant fist-raisers (“Lost to Flame”) to bouts of pensive beauty (“Slowly Light Collides”), while occasionally going further extremes into each direction. “…

November 8th, 2023 Reviews

Warship – The Third Wave (Sleaszy Rider Records)

…ck to that early 80’s traditional, NWOBHM atmosphere – when early Holocaust, Satan, Warlord, or others in that element came to prominence. The addition of keyboards makes “Wake Up” a mid-album standout, working as a push/pull accent to the darker, menacing riffs and pounding drum passages, the lead break firing off some interesting effects next to a memorable melodic undercurrent. Epic/cultural textures also feature themselves in a Running Wild/ J…

November 6th, 2023 Reviews

Risky Melody – Reflection (Magnifique Record/Nippon Columbia)

…some synths to give it an added dose of energy. As far as Alice’s vocals go, you might as well pick any track, as she has plenty of time to showcase her talents. Her vocals never hit that higher octaves that tend to accompany similar acts of this sort, giving her an edge in grittiness that one might not expect with the cover art. Take the adrenaline-fueled “To Survive’ as a prime example, with its fist-in-the-air anthem of a chorus, which Alice re…

November 6th, 2023 Reviews

Gama Bomb – BATS (Prosthetic Records)

…ty, but logically (and emotionally) adding context, texture, and muscle to the flavor/atmosphere of the songs. BATS will keep the Gama Bomb hordes satisfied, keen on hearing this material across live stages wherever they can. Add in the pop culture, movie, horror, society-style lyrics and movie-poster throwback artwork/ inlay and you understand the value you’ll get time and again from the steady veterans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXbk1KX5xy…

November 5th, 2023 Features

Sorcerer – Shining Like a Morning Star

…acoustic versions of previous songs and covers with Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Saxon, and Ozzy Osbourne tracks? Did this help ease the uncertainty and unsure feelings surrounding what was taking place? Kristian Niemann: Yeah, I guess it was the same for everybody. We didn’t know anything; we didn’t know how long this was going to take. When we released Lamenting, we talked about whether we should release the record (then) or hold onto it and wait un…

October 27th, 2023 Reviews

Martyrdoom – As Torment Prevails (Memento Mori)

…giving way to a building deadly tremolo meets low-tuned crunchy riff march, extra blasting measures during the latter third of the arrangement taking the atmosphere to another heavier level before slowing to an almost resting heartbeat momentum. Shorter efforts like “93” or the see-saw bell-like guitar instrumental “Torment” showcase dynamic diversity, while “Festering Existence” contains a whirlwind main musical hook that builds out into more ci…

October 24th, 2023 Features

Prong – At a Breaking Point

…ot saying I was a narcissist, but you don’t have the time to think about me, me, me all the time. I think that’s good and natural. It’s why nature wants us to have kids and care for others rather than worrying about our own pleasure and what we are doing. There’s nothing wrong with ambition and trying to make an extra buck, but I think that society has gotten narcissistic, and people have gotten selfish these days. Looking back, the whole idea of…

October 22nd, 2023 Features

War Curse – Time for Confession

…, parts were reimagined, vocals were changed, lyrics were changed. For good, bad, or other, we had enough time to dissect the songs and create the album that we wanted to create. The end result shows a much more mature approach to the songwriting, the songs feel more focused and more complete. Dead Rhetoric: In some of the background information regarding the new release, you mention incorporating influences outside of the metal sphere as far as w…

October 20th, 2023 Reviews

END – The Sin of Human Frailty (Closed Casket Activities)

…noisy for the sake of it. The merging of the hardcore elements, industrial effects, and viscous death metal makes you just shout, ‘Jesus that was heavy!’ The follow-up in “Gaping Wounds of Flesh” is even better, as the snarling blasts of grind mix playfully with some more progressive rhythms, then heaving you directly into an absolutely pulverizing breakdown that’s enhanced by the industrial pounding as much as it is the HM-2 pedal abuse. Moments…

October 19th, 2023 Concert Reviews

ProgPower USA XXII – Day 3 – September 8, 2023 – Center Stage Theater, Atlanta, GA

…them at a place called Screwy Louie’s (yes, that’s really the name) in Kent, OH, and his signed poster from that tour is something he has always cherished. Then in 2014 it was announced they would play live again, but would they come to the U.S.? Well, in 2015 I clearly remember watching the announcement video and seeing green scales and then “1 set, 1 album, 1 song” and I screamed out “IS IT REALLY GREEN CARNATION?!” I think by now everyone knows…

October 18th, 2023 Reviews

Reckless – Sharp Magik Steel (Dying Victims Productions)

…s signing the group. The latest eight songs showcase a sound that is fierce, focused, as well as semi-intricate in its riffing prowess / transitions – echoing influences across European and North American landscapes from the 80’s/early 90’s. The reverb drenched vocals of guitarist W. Metalbringer give off this evil sense of passion – sinister laughter at times punctuating key closing melodies next to the gang-like background positioning to make th…

October 16th, 2023 Reviews

Entierro – The Gates of Hell (Self-Released)

…European influences from that 70’s/80’s bank when groups like Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Mercyful Fate, and Rainbow were gaining massive traction through their works. Christopher stretches his normal engaging Danzig-esque delivery with a bit of higher note grit during personal favorite “The Lords of Rock and Roll”, while those who love gallop-filled riffs and a steady diet of gang-supported screams or triumphant fills supplementing…

October 15th, 2023 Features

Sylosis – Look for the Signs

…de things a little easier for myself with this record. It’s a bit weightier, fun, and chuggy, but I don’t want to leave behind that technical stuff. We are always going to have that, and we may get more technical again. Dead Rhetoric: Where is your stance on technique versus catchiness and feel when it comes to your guitar playing? Middleton: I think so. I’ve always put the song first, even on our more technical albums I’d always try to make thing…

October 14th, 2023 Features

Ice Giant – Altering the State of Galaxies

…ancement of the interconnectedness of all of our communities over the internet, over the course of the pandemic, I think it has really helped us a lot. Gallop: I will add one quick aside thing. I’m really proud of Ice Giant. We have played every year since our inception and that includes the pandemic. We didn’t play during the pandemic, we did not do that, we were responsible when everything got locked down. But in early 2019, we played a show bef…

October 11th, 2023 Reviews

Sadistic Force – Midnight Assassin (Goat Throne Records)

…opics of serial killers, stalkers, and necrophiliacs, matching the sinister, dark, and violent proceedings the listeners will take in musically for these nine tracks. A short, 80’s-oriented synth-horror “The Unseen Force” intro soon gives way to Oliver’s heads down speed riffs that burst forth during “Corpsewood Curse”, his playing injecting a mix of melodic runs against some progressive measures, while the rhythm section moves between steady meta…

October 8th, 2023 Features

Blame Zeus – Be Strong and Be Faithful

…stronger than ever, because you are at your lowest – you get this sense of power, because no one can hurt you more than you’ve been hurt before. That’s what we wanted to transmit with the video and the story. The story is about this girl, she has been kidnapped by some guy, and she gets loose and runs away. Obviously in the end, it’s a relief that she gets to get away from him, and she’s the one who gets to defend herself, and get on top of the si…

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