Hailing from Norwich, England, Section IV are relative newcomers on the neo-prog scene. Their debut album, Superhuman, was originally released a year ago, but its strong reception has prompted a new…
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March 2016
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M.H.X’s Chronicles is a young quartet from Brazil which plays some blistering melodic death metal that can’t quite be ignored. Produced at Sputnik Home Studio by Michel Oliveira and Murillo H.…
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It’s been four years since the Norwegian progressive metal giants Circus Maximus released their third album, Nine, and they are finally back with their fourth offering, entitled Havoc. Again, featuring Michael…
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Being a metal reviewer/journalist in the 21st century is not always a glamorous job. In 2016, underground metal webzines are so plentiful and everyone does this on a volunteer basis, there…
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The word redemption means deliverance, rescue, or in a theological context, salvation from sin. Every quality of the Los Angeles progressive metal act Redemption featuring the inimitable Ray Alder is designed…
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Italy’s Symphonic metal masters Rhapsody of Fire (formerly known as Rhapsody and not to be confused by Luca Turilli’s Rhapsody) have been churning out bombastic orchestral and majestic metal since the…
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London-based sextet Haken haven’t stopped gaining momentum since they began recording in 2008, and they really broke through into the prog mainstream with the avalanche that was 2013’s The Mountain. That…
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The German Melodic Speed metal masters, Sinbreed have returned with their third studio album, Master Creator, out now on AFM Records. If you are a fan of their first album When…
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I’m sure you’ve all heard the old saying “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. In the case of German power metallers Mystic Prophecy, this statement could not be truer! Since…
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03 Mar. 2016 Q&A With M.H.X’s Chronicles M.H.X’s Chronicles is a young quartet from Brazil which plays some blistering melodic death metal that can’t quite be ignored. Produced at Sputnik Home Studio by Michel Oliveira and Murillo…