Category: Album Reviews
Heavy Music Headquarters Reviews: Week of June 1, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music Headquarters album reviews include releases from Alien Weaponry, Gruesome, Human Cull, Lordi, Nervosa, Ovate, Sadistik Forest, …
The Progress Report: May 2018
Welcome to the May Progress Report. A very interesting and highly anticipated month for us here. As always, we’ve got …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of May 25, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music Headquarters reviews include releases from Baptists, Bleeding Through, Candlemass, Djevelkult, Graveyard, Hex, Limb, Micawber, Midnattsol, Millennial …
At The Gates – To Drink From The Night Itself Review
Long before At War With Reality marked a new beginning for At The Gates, their legacy had been long since …
Amorphis – Queen Of Time Review
If you look up “multifaceted” in the metal dictionary, you just might see a picture of Finnish stalwarts Amorphis. Well …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of May 18, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music Headquarters reviews include Age Of Taurus, Apocrophex, The Body, Burn The Priest, Grayceon, High Priestess, Knelt …
Heavy Music Headquarters Reviews: Week of May 11, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music Headquarters reviews include releases from Abraham, Advent Of Bedlam, Bad Wolves, Chrch, Dead Cross, Death Wheelers, …
Ihsahn – Amr Review
Ihsahn’s Ámr is a sleek model of craftmanship from the formidable Vegard Tveitan, Norwegian founder of the black metal group …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of May 4, 2018
Reviews for the week of May 4, 2018 include releases from Anthrax, Archelon, Dimmu Borgir, Lik, Manacle, QFT, Shinedown, Stone …
The Progress Report: April 2018
Welcome to the April 2018 Progress Report. Life goes in cycles, so it seems. Back in March, everything we reviewed …
Riot V – Armor Of Light Review
Riot V may sound like a strange name, but for those unaware, the band is the next evolution of stalwart …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of April 27, 2018
This week’s reviews include releases from Aura Noir, Blood Tsunami, Boss Keloid, Cardiac Arrest, Demonical, God Is An Astronaut, Kobra …
Sleep – The Sciences Review
Sleep shocked the metal world by dropping a surprise album titled simply The Sciences on 4/20, a day where the …
King Goat – Debt Of Aeons Review
Back in 2016, British progressive doomsters King Goat were flying so low under the radar that we here at Heavy …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of April 20, 2018
This week’s reviews include releases from Abolishment Of Flesh, Ails, Evanescence, Gus G, Ivar Bjornson & Einar Selvik, Ghastly, Melvins, …
Dokken – Return To The East Live 2016 Review
The classic original lineup of rock super-group Dokken (vocalist Don Dokken, guitarist George Lynch, bassist Jeff Pilson and drummer Mick …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of April 13, 2018
This week’s reviews include releases from Angerot, Behemoth, Bonfire, Breaking Benjamin, Crematory, Expulser, Holy Grove, Killer Dwarfs, Ledger, Leila Abdul-Rauf, …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of April 6, 2018
This week’s reviews include releases from Above Aurora, The Amorettes, Black Salvation, Coldbones, The Golden Grass, Inisans, Kalmah, Kamelot, Kolossor, …
Ayreon – Ayreon Universe: Best Of Ayreon Live Review
When a band that has been around for more than 20 years finally plays its first official live shows, expectations …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of March 30, 2018
This week’s reviews include releases by Augury, Barren Earth, Critical Mess, Eagle Twin, Hexed, Johansson & Speckmann, Leechfeast, Lychgate, Napalm …
Primordial – Exile Amongst The Ruins Review
For decades now, Ireland’s Primordial have released consistently excellent albums. Their past three: To the Nameless Dead, Redemption at the …
The Progress Report: March 2018
Welcome to the March Progress Report. This month, I took a different approach: I grabbed seven albums from artists I …
Monster Magnet – Mindfucker Review
Decades into what can only be described as a consistently entertaining career, Dave Wyndorf and his lecherous crew in Monster …