Okay, so it may not be metal this time round, but Ben Sharp's <b>Cloudkicker</b> project always, always delivers. The first of a double release, Let Yourself Be Huge is a laid back, proggy affair, wit...

Here is a highly entertaining split showcasing two bands joined together by a shared worship of death metal, horror and, to a lesser extent, of goofy puns. Perhaps 'projects' fits better than 'bands' ...

<p>Okay so what have we here ? A band hailing from Ukraine. There definitely seems to be metal talent in this country. This band could simply be categorized as a clone of<strong> Blind Guardian</stron...

<p><b>Forgjord</b> means "destroyed" in Swedish, but the band is Finnish, with a capital F. Hailing from the stable Hammer of Hate is steadily assembling, <b>Forgjord</b> spans the range of various su...

<p>Rob Flynn and co. have flirted with brilliance without ever quite getting there in my eyes of late, after the highlight of <I>Burn My Eyes</I> dropping in quality to the various flirtations with nu...

<p>When you look at the discography of <b>Nightwish</b>, it is easy to surmise that at some point the title <i>Imaginaerum</i> would come into play. It is the best word I can think of to describe what...

<p>I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that this album hadn't been reviewed, I remember when I reviewed their last album I thought to myself, heck I have to review <em>Bible of the Beast</em> as wel...

<p>This album has been a big surprise for me and I could never have guessed that this band hails from Japan. Musically I'd say that the band remind me many melodeath acts like <strong>Arch Enemy</stro...

<p>The argument could be made that this review does not belong on a metal site. At the same time, we have long ago decided to allow for broadening our own horizons a little bit. Besides, this album, <...