 | Hail the Sun
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2013-03-03
Get the gross image out of your mind and enjoy.... |  | Soilwork
Album review by Trey on 2013-03-03
The loss of Peter Wichers and an attempt at a double album? All the pieces were in place for a total meltdown. Instead Soilwork have come back with their strongest, most consistent album to date. |
 | Stereophonics
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2013-03-03
Mature Stereophonics |  | Lazer Kitty
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2013-02-28
Somewhere between the realms of indie pop, progressive, and space rock is the launchpad of an interplanetary vessel manned by a group called Lazer Kitty, and they're here to take you on an intergalactic voyage. |
 | Foals
Album review by Frenchy on 2013-02-28
on the cusp |  | Darkthrone
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-27
Who could expect that after all these years Darkthrone could release a record that’s not only incredibly consistent, but also maintains the highest of lasting value? |
 | Of Solitude and Solemn
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-27
A journey melding beauty, despair rolled in a two tracked EP. |  | Heimdall (ITA)
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-26
Majestic sweeping themes, Heimdall achieve the milestone of their catalogue. This rather unknown epic power metal band presents an album that is sure to see some attention on the world stage. |
 | Wednesday 13
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-26
Wednesday 13’s missed opportunities. |  | Black Widow
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2013-02-25
Have you ever read the books that I wrote centuries ago? |
 | Within the Ruins
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-25
Anything but... |  | Alexa Borden
Album review by Trey on 2013-02-24
Alexa Borden delivers soothing, dreamy pop that benefits from a fuller sound and improved songwriting. |
 | Popol Vuh
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2013-02-23
An overlooked masterpiece. |  | Pinnick, Gales and Pridgen
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2013-02-22
Looks like they do still make music like they used to.... |
 | How to Destroy Angels
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2013-02-22
Year One. |  | Botanist
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-22
Eco-terrorist, one manned dulcimer black metal. |
 | Arleta
Album review by on 2013-02-22
Recorded in the mid ‘70s, this demo of songs would make Arleta’s first legitimate effort for an international career at that time, if her label hadn’t decided to misplace it for no credible reason. |  | Eternal Tears of Sorrow
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-21
Eternal Tears Of Sorrow have moved forward, presenting what could be their strongest album since the band’s humble beginnings. |
 | Kongh
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-21
Sludge, gorilla style worship. |  | The Fall of Every Season
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-20
Coupling melancholy with tasteful displays of brutality, The Fall Of Every Season portray beauty with intensity in the best possible way. |
 | Autre Ne Veut
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2013-02-19
Chicken soup for the hipster's soul... |  | The Machine
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2013-02-19
A fine pit stop before both bands check back into the studio. |
 | Stratovarius
Album review by Robert Garland on 2013-02-18
Taking back the power metal throne after being toppled by the band’s own misguided issues and ultimately, displaying why Stratovarius are a household name of the genre. |  | Helen Money
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2013-02-17
Ambient cello-doom? It's real..... |
 | Disperse
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2013-02-17
From re-defining progressive to re-defining just above average. |  | Virus (NO)
Album review by on 2013-02-17
Virus finalize/optimize their unfinished ideas from past sessions and with the inclusion of rare material, they give out more of the same, albeit with a minor twist. |
