This is heavy-hitting stuff but it does not shred in vain. Crematory’s licks are intelligent even though they’re unforgiving. Oftentimes they’re melodic whilst the story line to many psalms has them bludgeoning sacrificial lambs to …READ MORE
Capharnaüm sounds like something you’d put on a bee sting or a cold sore. One thing’s for sure… with the same delayed behavior as camphor, it seems innocuous at first before the menthol ensues. Then …READ MORE
The title and the music is a reminder of Rocky Balboa’s stone cold logic. As Sylvester Stallone’s Oscar-winning alter-ego says, “It’s about how hard you can get hit [in the head] and keep moving forward.” …READ MORE
While their name insinuates that it’s a work in progress, this album is mostly prime and polished. The only part that needs to be acquired is on the listener’s part. The singer has a nasally …READ MORE
The title gives the impression that this will be intolerable. Actually, it’s closer to Green Day; though some elements might be spouted at a different concentration. Like, it uses shards of Dead Soul Tribe. For …READ MORE
Sanity puts technical proficiency before all else and this is not necessarily a good thing. They are similar to bands like Enchant, Hourglass, and Threshold; yet, those bands seem to do a better job of …READ MORE
The all boy band transformed into a flock of femme fatales would seem like something out of Charles Bands’ world; you know, that guy who made that campy, horror film named Ghoulies. Once “Bombs Begins” …READ MORE