Metal/Hardcore Review – Page 133

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Burnt By The Sun – Soundtrack to the Personal Revolution – Review

June 28, 2002

Could this really be the same band that created a clumsy, directionless EP a year ago? Or did Botch and Mastodon fuse together without telling anyone?

Blind Guardian – A Night at the Opera – Review

June 28, 2002

Not as heavy or dark as the Nightfall… album, A Night At The Opera is conversely more metallically joyous, spiraling and well, heavenly.

Strife – Angermeans – Review

June 28, 2002

The new disc is a bit of a letdown. Far from explosive and groundbreaking like their earlier releases, Angermeans is good Strife, not great Strife.

Snow Dogs – Animal Farm – Review

June 28, 2002

The “soft pop” feel of the music could’ve easily been turned into something with a bit more bite. A “buzz band” that ends up being a weak.

Rhapsody – Rain of a Thousand Flames – Review

June 28, 2002

When ya open with a barnstormer like the title track, it’s hard to settle into the Lord of the Rings-esque symphonic doofiness of the rest of the record.

Mushroomhead – XX – Review

June 28, 2002

Ministry added samples to metal riffs. Now that’s mundane. Mushroomhead added death roar, icy detachment, loony narration, keyboard eeriness, and rap bombast.

Human Fortress – Lord of Earth and Heavens Heir – Review

June 14, 2002

A collection of dated keyboard tones, unbridled storyteller’s pomp, and most importantly, exotic vocal melodies and underlying musical accompaniment thereof.

Ephel Dualth – RePhormula – Review

June 14, 2002

This Italian duo overuse Isahn and company’s symphonic style and the thin production and mediocre drum machine don’t help. A re-release of Ephel Duath’s debut.

No Redeeming Social Value – 40 oz of Hardcore – Review

June 14, 2002

Always a good time with their humorous antics and “moshable” jams. Compiles out-of-print 7″s, as well as a few live tracks and a new studio track.

Pro-Pain – Shreds of Dignity – Review

June 14, 2002

Pro-Pain has been slogging along for over a decade, sometimes brushing greatness, but more often than not, not even in the same area code.

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