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National Cemetery of Canada

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God rules them all - A review of Stryper's The Covering

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Christian heavy metal quartet Stryper decided to honour its origins, muses and inspirations on The Covering that features twelve cover songs plus a brand new original track. It's quite ironic that the only new song is actually the best on this release....

Magic tales from the dunes - A review of Myrath's Shehili

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Tunisia's quintet Myrath has definitely abandoned its progressive metal roots and focuses on its melodic power folk metal style it had established on uplifting predecessor Legacy three years earlier. The band has found its own style with lush orchestrations...

The start of the first season of the Canadian Premier League

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The Canadian Premier League is the country's primary national soccer league competition. It's a first step towards developing soccer in Canada to have a competitive national team when the country is going to host the FIFA World Cup along with the United...

Shot on iPhone XS featuring beautiful animals and music by Megadeth

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I knew the song sounded familiar when I saw the commercial a few days ago. It's a pretty cool commercial even though I dislike all the hype about Apple. My favourite part is the young elephant. In any future Megadeth review, I shall refer to Dave Mustaine...

The Conservative Party of Canada compares Trudeau to Trump

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Don't feed those miserable trolls!

Solid witches brew - 瘧鬼's / Demon's 未成仏 / Juvenile Buddha

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For the third year in a row, Japanese brutal death metal band Demon has released an extended play consisting of three tracks which is strangely entitled Juvenile Buddha this time around. The songs have become even shorter than before as the three tracks...

Skilled carnage - A review of 瘧鬼's / Demon's 怨毒 / Poison

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Another year means another extended play by Japanese death metal band Demon. Just like its predecessor, Poison comes around with the tracks totalling a running time of just above seven minutes. However, a few things have changed positively. The cover...

Witnessing noisy demons in a blur - A review of 瘧鬼's / Demon's 膿爛 / Pustules

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This mysterious Japanese death metal band has released three demos in the past three years and Pustules is Demon’s first release consisting of three short tracks. This extended play might only appeal to particularly faithful fans of brutal underground...

Knights sent to the late seventies in a time machine - A review of Chevalier's Destiny Calls

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Chevalier's Destiny Calls has gotten a few amount of attention these days and seems to be all the rage. My verdict of this debut record of the Finnish quintet is that it would have been great if it had been released four decades earlier. The current hype...