Matt7

 The band members could say something really good if they tried to create something truly personal and original.

 It’s an album that recycles solutions already heard or in any case not original at all.

 Discover Outworld's skilled prog-power metal debut and judge if their future work delivers more originality and impact!

 The album we are faced with is of superior and astonishing quality.

 I am surprised by its very Western aspect, being written by a Japanese I expected more Japanese atmospheres, but perhaps it’s better this way.

 Discover the high-quality melodic hard rock of Tak Matsumoto Group's TMG1—listen now and experience world-class musicianship!

 It would be pointless to waste more words on him, his guitar technique, or his rather sterile musical proposal and lack of real content.

 If you don’t want to get sick, stay away from Michael Angelo’s music.

 Discover why 'Hands Without Shadows' falls short—read the full review and listen critically before you decide.

 Eric has that voice that still moves, that engages, and at certain moments is sweet and transporting.

 An album I feel I can split in two: a very good first part, and a second part that is low on energy, almost bored and most of all boring.

 Listen to Eric Martin's Destroy All Monsters to enjoy a vocal-driven rock journey with catchy melodies and decide for yourself about its dynamic shifts.

 It's a classic Nu-Metal album: tracks pulled like a sound power but that lean too much towards commercial and impactful melodies.

 The problem is not so much the melody in this album as its monotony and its disorienting predictability.

 Discover if Stone Sour's Come What(ever) May is your kind of nu-metal—read the full review and listen now!

 Deicide this time have produced a very good album.

 The instrumental section of this beautiful track is the best the new Deicide can do.

 Discover the powerful sound of Deicide’s The Stench of Redemption—listen now and experience death metal done right!

 I would gladly start this review by simply recommending you to listen to this beautiful work that encapsulates everything prog-rock should be.

 This album is perhaps one of the best releases of 2006 in the prog-rock sphere.

 Listen to The Tangent’s ‘A Place In The Queue’ and experience a rich blend of prog-rock and jazz influences!

 The real flaw is a dull demonstration of laziness, lack of creativity, originality, and also professionalism.

 Even an unknown guitarist could make an album like this: a party, some friends, some beers, a recorder.

 Read the full review to discover why Paul Gilbert's Acoustic Samurai falls short of expectations.

 The album is pleasantly arranged in 13 songs, opening with "Above the Grass ptI", and closing with "Above the Grass ptII".

 A great progressive rock album, rich in atmospheres, sensations, and commendable musical moments.

 Listen to Frameshift’s 'Unweaving The Rainbow' and experience a fresh and atmospheric progressive rock journey.

 The Necrodeath are an incredibly great band: powerful, brutal, evil.

 'Last Ton(e)s of hate' is the most accessible song of the whole batch, but I consider it the best of the entire album.

 Listen to Necrodeath's 'Ton(e)s of Hate' and experience raw Italian metal brutality!