Rating: 3.5/5

To sum things up as someone new to Danzig, I believe this is a decent album that could serve as a crossover of sorts for Misfits fans. I cannot say for sure if this is the best Danzig album ever, but I like what I’ve heard and Glenn has won over a new convert.

Rating : 3.5/5

“Universal” is the latest and greatest in progressive metal and an epic failure in Black Metal.

Rating : 2.5 / 5

This review will give you something few others can: a fresh look at Helloween from a lifelong listener of Metal. It is true that I have scarcely heard the band, but that gives me unique perspective on a commemorative album of not only greatest hits, but reinterpretations of said songs. My nostalgia factor is nil.

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To be released via Translation Loss this July, “Ressentiment” is a concept record in which EAST OF THE WALL focus on a slightly different sound, integrating the use of vocals and an increased emphasis on sonic dissonance.

Sarke has emerged from behind the drums, and stands as a promising new voice in Norwegian Black Metal.

This is for fun, above all else. Both men have forthcoming projects independent of one another, and hopefully the output won’t be like the demo-quality contained here.

Rating: 3/5 … I was never particularly impressed with Novembers Doom, so when I heard that founding members Paul Kuhr and Steve Nicholson had reunited to form a different-sounding band, there was a slight piquing of interest amidst low expectations. I must admit to being pleasantly surprised how much more These Are They resembles bands like Obituary and Entombed, rather than the morose music ND has concocted over the last 15 years.