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Death By Steamship – Fall of the Viaduct – Review

January 1, 2010

Yelpy and screamy vocals, staccato bursts someone called “messy exuberance,” and that’s close enough to steal, hit save, and move on.

Dark Illusion – Where The Eagles Fly – Review

January 1, 2010

This CD is no worse than dozens of classic heavy metal releases I hold dear, and I’ll have words with anyone who doesn’t give them their rightful respect.

Dangermaker – Review

January 1, 2010

Reminds me of INXS. Slick yet kinda dark, ’80s pop rock with some keyboards, but enough slithering guitar to keep it rock.

Chaser – The Big Picture – Review

January 1, 2010

Quick melodic punk pop, totally mid-’90s, with harmonies and whoa-whoas stacked to the ceiling, and a singer who sounds shy and gentle.

Big East – Condita – Review

January 1, 2010

They like the blues, heard a Smiths record somewhere along the line, and like to strum as well as “rock out.”

Informatik – Arena – Review

December 1, 2009

Type O Negative vocals with smooth synths and programming more like New Order than Skinny Puppy, Informatik writes electronic arena rock as well as club hits.

Funker Vogt – War Zone K17 – Review

December 1, 2009

War Zone K17 is a double live CD, and my favorite parts are the songs I already love performed live. To me, the band’s best songs are from the Navigator days.

Exciter – Thrash Speed Burn – Review

December 1, 2009

As far as Exciter are concerned, time stopped in 1983, when thrash was ascendant and song titles like “Massacre Mountain” would’ve been greeted with a warm nod.

Infidel – I, Oathbreaker – Review

November 1, 2009

Safely straddling the line between super stoner-heavy and FM rock radio. They sound best when Dennis Kostopoulos’ guitars roar with Sabbath-like fury.

Heaven and Hell – The Devil You Know – Review

November 1, 2009

The old Sabbath/Dio albums may’ve just felt like a bunch of songs, but those songs were far better.

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