Sometimes a band name can alone ignite potent intrigue, spark an instinctive interest. Fair to say The Ghost Next Door easily did that but where so often others fail, the Californian quartet backed it up with a just as intriguing… Read More ›
Mausoleum Records
Max Pie – Odd Memories
Fair to say their name is still as dislikeable as it was when we covered their excellent album Eight Pieces, One World album two years ago but musically the Belgian metallers still rock the juices out of us as proven… Read More ›
Grenouer – Unwanted Today
Russian metallers Grenouer are one of those bands which has been seemingly around for decades, two in fact, and increasingly been looking like they were about to break from relative obscurity into intensive spotlights within world metal through their recent… Read More ›
E-Force – The Curse
For all newcomers to the band, disregard the off putting name and get your claws into one cracking album from E-Force. Though formed in 2001, the band’s moniker has never nestled easily with us but it has not stopped the… Read More ›
Kirk – Masquerade
It has been around eleven years since Swiss melodic metallers Kirk impressed and brought a fresh creative punch through their acclaimed debut album The Final Dance, time which saw the band take an extended break due to internal… Read More ›
Max Pie – Eight Pieces -One World
The first thing to say is do not let the quite uninspiring band name of Belgian metallers Max Pie put you off from investigating what is in the form of their new album a rather thrilling and dramatic adventure and… Read More ›
Grenouer – Blood On The Face
Russian metallers Grenouer have been regularly featured and devoured on our podcast The Bone Orchard at http://www.audioburger.com over the past couple of years so the news and chance to review their new album offered a rapacious hunger to the excitement…. Read More ›
M-Pire Of Evil – Crucified
Crucified is a mixed bag of tracks which combine to make a pleasing and satisfying encounter that without lighting any hunger driven fires in the passions certainly brings a smile to the face. Unleashed by UK metallers M-Pire… Read More ›
Beneath the wings of shadows: an interview with Csaba Zvekan of Raven Lord
Unleashing a furnace of melodic might and invention with their debut album Descent To The Underworld, Raven Lord has given classic metal a shot of adrenaline and traditional passion which reaches far beyond just the fans of the genre. Consisting… Read More ›
Raven Lord: Descent To The Underworld
Looking at the line-up of Raven Lord it is impossible not to imagine and expect their debut album to be a rather accomplished and imaginative slab of creativity, and Descent To The Underworld certainly does not disappoint. It… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 