Century Media – Page 6 – Lollipop Magazine

Caliban – I Am Nemesis – Review

April 15, 2012

Caliban bring the metalcore from Germany, after having appeared at numerous European festivals in addition to extensive U.S. touring.

Borknagar – Urd – Review

April 15, 2012

The big, Earth-moving sounds on Borknagar’s Urd carry oversize themes as well, from planetary creation to cosmic unrest. “Roots” is among the many bright spots.

In Flames – Sounds of a Playground Fading – Review

April 15, 2012

Gothenburg, Sweden’s melo-death success story In Flames has made their sound more accessible with each new release in recent years.

7 Horns 7 Eyes – Throes of Absolution – Review

April 15, 2012

7 Horns 7 Eyes bring (almost) 7 minutes of metal fury and atmosphere on “Divine Amnesty,” a song from the Seattle band’s debut Throes of Absolution.

3 Inches of Blood – Long Live Heavy Metal – Review

April 6, 2012

With Cam Pipe’s trademark high-pitched wail and the band’s polished thrash-meets-Priest/Maiden sound, 3 Inches of Blood are metal to the core.

Asphyx – Deathhammer – Review

March 16, 2012

Laser-focused and effective, delivering beefy, dirty death metal with force and few surprises (’cause nobody wants any).

Lacuna Coil – Dark Adrenaline – Review

February 3, 2012

“Trip The Darkness” is streamlined and effective: even if modern-day Lacuna Coil is miles away from the more thoughtful, expansive sounds of Unleashed Memories.

Vallenfyre – A Fragile King – Review

December 16, 2011

Among its members are veterans of the scene: Gregor Mackintosh of Paradise Lost, Hamish Glencross of My Dying Bride, Andrian Erlandsson of At The Gates.

Century Media and Metal Army America Present Intronaut: Live from the Compound on Nov 18; Performance to be Streamed Live Online! – News

November 15, 2011

Intronaut released one of the most exciting albums of the year with ‘Valley of Smoke’ and recently wrapped up a successful tour alongside the legendary Helmet.

Sick of It All – Nonstop – Review

November 11, 2011

Is an album of re-recordings ever really necessary? Can a band recapture the spirit of decades-old material? Lucky, Sick of It All know how to do it right.