The Monarch

 Thrash interspersed with influences of mellowed Swedish death flows without difficulty.

 The foundations are there, dear Dark Season, let’s build something original on top of it.

 Discover Dark Season’s energetic debut and explore the evolving sounds of melodic thrash metal.

 Nachtvorst... have gotten lost in the proverbial glass of water.

 Give us back the old Nachtvorst.

 Listen to Nachtvorst's Silence and decide if their new direction resonates with you.

 Diabolic Force do not go beyond the first half of the ’80s.

 Pleasantly evil. One of the (many) records that would sound great on the highway to hell.

 Dive into Diabolic Force’s March To Calvary for a raw and nostalgic metal journey from the heart of the 80s underground!

 Who could ever like this album? The gluttons for fish stic–, um, Immortal fans? I doubt it.

 Few ideas to enliven the music, much sterile repetition of their ingenious ideas from some time ago.

 Explore the review and decide if Immortal's 'All Shall Fall' is worth your listen today!

 Garbage. Stuff that anyone who has ever heard half a black metal song could write in fifteen minutes.

 Pure noise even for the devotees of the genre, it’s because of bands like this that the genre has reached saturation.

 Discover why 'Fruhlingserwachen' failed to impress – read the full review and explore better war black metal alternatives.

 "THE voice of modern power, 'the other Metal God', performs long runs of fantastic high notes that once would have been simply a tribute to Priest, now leave a big 'Primal Fear' mark."

 "Detractors may finally realize the value of an now great band, fans will rank this album among the best of Primal Fear, without a doubt it is the most complete."

 Listen to Primal Fear's Unbreakable now and experience a powerhouse of heavy and melodic metal innovation!

 The production is raw, amateurish, but exudes demonic feeling from every pore.

 Who said that to play great violent music you need to play at lightning speed?

 Dive into Imprecation's 'Theurgia Goetia Summa' and experience authentic old-school death metal passion today!

 Too bad also for the drums; with someone more experienced, it could have become a nice electro-pop piece.

 Emma wins the Festival despite, as a real cunning move, she sings about the crisis as an old man.

 Discover who shined and who faltered at Sanremo 2012 – read the full review and listen to the standout tracks!

 Death Angel... fall disastrously from their throne as thrash princes.

 They are not Death Angel.

 Discover why longtime fans feel let down by Death Angel’s Relentless Retribution—read the full review and listen to the tracks yourself.

 As far as I know, this type of sound, rough, dirty, raw, and decidedly unharmonious, was invented by them, Venom, back in the early, now distant, 1980s.

 Venom—just like the Maiden and other seniors—have already given, they have radically innovated the genre.

 Discover the raw power of Venom's Hell—listen now and experience black metal's roots firsthand!