With a name and a cover art like that, what else could Ozone Mama be except a rock’n’roll band? I don’t know the answer to my own question, but right now there isn’t a need for one because Ozone Mama … Continue reading Ozone Mama – Sonic Glory
Post metal and post rock have always interested me because you can do so much with post that can truly take you somewhere else with a unique set of sound effects mixed in with the normal band set up that … Continue reading Glasir – Unborn
I remember hearing Sarvas’ debut self-titled album and thinking that it was nice, but it could be better. Well, their new EP “The Throne” is much, much better on all accounts. Coming in at a whopping 28+ minutes with only … Continue reading Sarvas – The Throne
What makes a good doom metal band? To be fair, many things, but one thing that pretty much every doom fan including myself loves is an insurmountable crunch that goes along with the slow tempo, and most bands do it … Continue reading Canyon of the Skull (self-titled)
Ever wonder what would happen if a member of renowned symphonic doom metal band Draconian formed a doom/stoner metal band? Well wonder no more as the guitarist from Draconian as formed just such a band and that band is Mammoth … Continue reading Mammoth Storm – Fornjot
When I think of instrumental rock I don’t and really can’t think of much as not a whole lot of bands from that particular style have flown into my ears. In fact, only two have with those being My Sleeping … Continue reading Red Morris – Lady Rose
In terms of how much actual “hard rock” is in John Dallas’ latest album, “Wild Life”, I’d be lying if I said it was there 100%, but there was definitely enough there for this album to still quantify as hard … Continue reading John Dallas – Wild Life
Much like how Under the Church displayed yesterday how death metal was in it’s glory days, Aktaion shows how the newer wave of death metal sounds and how it still holds the intensity of the genre while adding a bit … Continue reading Aktaion – Throne
Of any album that I have ever reviewed, I can say with complete confidence that Under the Church is the most pure death metal that has ever flown its way into my ears and wrapped itself around me brains. Their … Continue reading Under the Church – Rabid Armageddon
This is the completely true and tragic story of how in 1959 a group of nine Soviets traversed into the Ural Mountains in order to reach the peak of Mt. Ortorten. In the harsh cold of -30 degrees Celsius their … Continue reading Kauan – Sorni Nai
Head-Banger Reviews 