Austrian metallers Visions of Atlantis go fully nautical on their new album Pirates, and because we happen to like pirates, we had to check it out. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Napalm Records
Dragony – Viribus Unitis
Austrian glory metallers Dragony released their fourth album all the way back in January, but we finally managed to squeeze in a review. Continue reading
Wizardthrone – Hypercube Necrodimensions
Space wizards assemble! We’re reviewing Wizardthrone‘s debut album!
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Unleash the Archers – Abyss
Canadian power metallers Unleash the Archers have just unleashed their new album Abyss. We checked if it’s any good.
Alestorm – Curse of the Crystal Coconut
The pirates of Alestorm are back with a sixth record so grab your rum, eyepatch and parrot and let’s see what’s up! Continue reading
Powerwolf – The Sacrament of Sin
The werewolves from Saarbrücken are back for the eighth time to unleash power metal hell upon the world. Or something like that. We take a long, hard look at Powerwolf’s new album. Continue reading
Summoning – With Doom We Come
Get ready to be transported into the wonderful world of Tolkien, because Austria’s Summoning are back with their eighth full-length effort. We took the plunge. Continue reading
Grave Digger – Healed by Metal
Another year, another Grave Digger album. Only this one took a little longer than usual. That’s usually a good sign, isn’t it? Let’s find out. Continue reading
Gloryhammer – Space 1992: Rise of the Chaos Wizards
If you would have told me that one of my favourite albums of the year would be a power metal album by what’s essentially a joke band, I would have scoffed at you. As it stands, however, Space 1992: Rise of the Chaos Wizards is just that: one of the best power metal albums of the year. And yes, I know I’m late to the party. Continue reading
Powerwolf – Preachers of the Night (2013)
After peaking at number one in Germany’s album charts, and having heard a few snippets here and there, I was quite curious as to how Powerwolf’s brand new album had turned out. I’ve been following the band since their sophomore effort Lupus Dei and was blown away by both Bible of the Beast and Blood of the Saints after that, so the prospect of a new Powerwolf album was already an exciting one. So, is it as good as the last two albums? Let’s find out. Continue reading
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