DEMONIC RESURRECTION – The Demon King
Bless wicked Amaymon, but that’s a hell of an album cover. I mean, look at it, it’s got everything; fire,... View Article
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ABYSS ODYSSEY
There’s something distinctly metal about the word “abyss”, isn’t there? Technically speaking it means little more than “big ole’ hole”,... View Article
WOLF – Legions Of Bastards
It can sometimes feel like an easy job, being a reviewer. There’s always a temptation to be overly harsh, slipping... View Article
JUDAS PRIEST – Redeemer of Souls
It is almost unnecessary to introduce Judas Priest. This British band has played a monumental role in the evolution of... View Article
BANISHED
The city builder has been much maligned in recent years. With the release of the new and disgustingly, abysmally broken... View Article
WOLVES IN THE THRONE ROOM – Celestite
Wolves in the Throne Room is a bit personal for me. I came of black metal age with the band’s... View Article
VINTERSORG – Naturbål
Much like a woodsman who’s been caught in a forest fire, taken refuge in a tree and discovered hornet’s nest,... View Article
ADVANCED DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS (1988)
This is the second Dungeons and Dragons comic from the late 80’s I have decided to review. The first was... View Article
SHOVEL KNIGHT
You can’t go ten minutes these days without somebody, somewhere announcing some new retro 8-bit experience. Often it’s just an... View Article
MASTODON – Once More ‘Round the Sun
I’ve always enjoyed that fact that Mastodon’s namesakes (if it weren’t the most obvious thing in the world) were fucking... View Article
DRACULA (1931)
Arguably one of the most defining films in the Universal horror cannon is Dracula. Actually, come to think of it,... View Article
FAERY- LEGENDS OF AVALON
It was something, in this world of endless press releases and instant news, that the first I ever heard of... View Article
ARCH ENEMY – War Eternal
Before I heard the new Arch Enemy album, I was worried. These guys have been going forever and, though they’re... View Article
MUNIN
Mythologically speaking, Odin the Norse God-king was flanked by two ravens, Muninn and Huginn. I say this because, other than... View Article