Still going strong after forty years - A review of Anvil's ''Pounding the Pavement''

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When you purchase an Anvil record, you know exactly what to expect: tight old school heavy metal with occasional hard rock and doom metal influences shining through. This is also the case for the band's seventeenth album in forty years. What makes this...

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Still going strong after forty years - A review of Anvil's ''Pounding the Pavement''

Par kluseba

When you purchase an Anvil record, you know exactly what to expect: tight old school heavy metal with occasional hard rock and doom metal influences shining through. This is also the case for the band's seventeenth album in forty years. What makes this...

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Pitiless Slayer meet nightmarish Voivod sounds - A review of Power Trip's ''Nightmare Logic''

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After many positive reviews and enthusiastic mentions on numerous lists for album of the year, I decided to give Power Trip a second chance. I had seen the band in concert with Iron Reagan last year but hadn't been particularly impressed. Nightmare Logic...

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Pitiless Slayer meet nightmarish Voivod sounds - A review of Power Trip's ''Nightmare Logic''

Par kluseba

After many positive reviews and enthusiastic mentions on numerous lists for album of the year, I decided to give Power Trip a second chance. I had seen the band in concert with Iron Reagan last year but hadn't been particularly impressed. Nightmare Logic...

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Pitiless Slayer meet nightmarish Voivod sounds - A review of Power Trip's ''Nightmare Logic''

Par kluseba

After many positive reviews and enthusiastic mentions on numerous lists for album of the year, I decided to give Power Trip a second chance. I had seen the band in concert with Iron Reagan last year but hadn't been particularly impressed. Nightmare Logic...

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Pitiless Slayer meet nightmarish Voivod sounds - A review of Power Trip's ''Nightmare Logic''

Par kluseba

After many positive reviews and enthusiastic mentions on numerous lists for album of the year, I decided to give Power Trip a second chance. I had seen the band in concert with Iron Reagan last year but hadn't been particularly impressed. Nightmare Logic...

Lire la suite

Pitiless Slayer meet nightmarish Voivod sounds - A review of Power Trip's ''Nightmare Logic''

Par kluseba

After many positive reviews and enthusiastic mentions on numerous lists for album of the year, I decided to give Power Trip a second chance. I had seen the band in concert with Iron Reagan last year but hadn't been particularly impressed. Nightmare Logic...

Lire la suite

Pitiless Slayer meet nightmarish Voivod sounds - A review of Power Trip's ''Nightmare Logic''

Par kluseba

After many positive reviews and enthusiastic mentions on numerous lists for album of the year, I decided to give Power Trip a second chance. I had seen the band in concert with Iron Reagan last year but hadn't been particularly impressed. Nightmare Logic...

Lire la suite

Pitiless Slayer meet nightmarish Voivod sounds - A review of Power Trip's ''Nightmare Logic''

Par kluseba

After many positive reviews and enthusiastic mentions on numerous lists for album of the year, I decided to give Power Trip a second chance. I had seen the band in concert with Iron Reagan last year but hadn't been particularly impressed. Nightmare Logic...

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Enjoyable to listen to but a missed occasion - A review of Ring of Fire's ''Battle of Leningrad''

Par kluseba

Ring of Fire is a progressive power metal all-star band supported by the Italian label Frontiers Records. There are three elements that got me interested in the group's first release in ten years. First and foremost, the title Battle of Leningrad evokes...

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