Category: Album Reviews
Annihilator – For The Demented Review
Annihilator are on record sixteen with For The Demented, a figure very few metal bands can hold claim to. Jeff …
The Progress Report: October 2017
Welcome to the October Progress Report. This is the last really big month of releases, as November will see a …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of October 27, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from 10 Years, All Pigs Must Die, Angel Nation, Blut Aus Nord, Delain, Honeymoon Disease, …
Trivium – The Sin And The Sentence Review
Trivium are arguably one the most influential metal bands of the last decade, but, after 2015’s Silence In The Snow …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of October 20, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Archons, Bell Witch, Cyhra, Death Rattle, Europe, GWAR, Iron Monkey, The Kennedy Veil, Rig …
Fozzy – Judas Review
Fozzy have consistently been an anomaly in rock and metal; a group created with the kind of long-range backstory Spinal …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of October 13, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Bastardhammer, Daniel Cavanagh, Enslaved, Exhumed, Hallatar, L.A. Guns, Mork, MyChildren MyBride, Narcotic Wasteland, Revolution …
The Black Dahlia Murder – Nightbringers Review
Nightbringers, the eighth studio album from The Black Dahlia Murder, is melodic and striking, short and to the point, not …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of October 6, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Angel Vivaldi, Autograph, Decatur, Disciples Of Babylon, Dreadnought, Fireball Ministry, The Great Discord, Haemorrhage, …
Jag Panzer – The Deviant Chord Review
Jag Panzer’s American bred style of traditional/power metal has made it to album number ten with The Deviant Chord, their …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of September 29, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Act Of Defiance, Airbourne, Air Raid, Chelsea Wolfe, Coven, Evil Invaders, Godhead Machinery, Kadavar, …
The Progress Report: September 2017
Welcome to the September Progress Report. I’ve been writing these for over a year now, and the variety of records …
Wolves In The Throne Room – Thrice Woven Review
The number six has minor significance to Wolves in the Throne Room with Thrice Woven. Not only is this their …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of September 22, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Acephalix, Archspire, Big|Brave, Counterparts, Faces Of The Bog, Implore, King Parrot, Process Of Guilt, …
Satyricon – Deep Calleth Upon Deep Review
Legendary Norwegian duo Satyricon return after four years with eight rollicking tracks in shape of new album Deep Calleth Upon …
Myrkur – Mareridt Review
The question, “Is this black metal or not?” has followed Myrkur since her polarizing 2014 self-titled EP. Every time a …
Heavy Music Headquarters Reviews: Week of September 15, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Ace Frehley, Black Mare, Bob Kulick, Caligula’s Horse, The Contortionist, Dyscarnate, Ensiferum, Highrider, Josh …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of September 8, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Argus, Cannabis Corpse, Crematory, Demon Eye, The Ditch And The Delta, Forged In Black, …
Heavy Music Headquarters Reviews: Week of September 1, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Anubis Gate, The Convalescence, Crawl, Epica, Fireforce, From North, Monster Magnet, Motorhead, Night, Ovakner …
The Progress Report: August 2017
Welcome to the August Progress Report. After the mellowness of July, you’re in for a shock this month! Of the …
Pagan Altar – The Room Of Shadows Review
If you are a Pagan Altar fan you can stop reading and buy the album now. This is the album …
Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of August 25, 2017
This week’s reviews include releases from Akercocke, Alpha Tiger, Bobaflex, Canyon Of The Skull, Crimfall, Eden’s Curse, Korpiklaani, Leng T’che, …
Leprous – Malina Review
Norway’s Leprous are the progressive metal band only fans of the genre are in the know about. With five albums …