Colin McNamara
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For Ruin
Ater Angelus
By Colin McNamara | 30 September, 2013
For Ruin still haven't 'ruined' their sound
For Ruin is one of those relatively underground gems that no one has ever heard about, save for a relative few. Performing a style of blackened, melodic death metal they are definitely meant ...
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Sirenia
Perils of the Deep Blue
By Colin McNamara | 17 July, 2013
Deep, blue, and metal
The symphonic/gothic metal outlet known as Sirenia has always been one of the top contenders of the genre ever since their debut in 2002, and six albums later they are still proving their sound is as good as ever....
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Amon Amarth
Deceiver of the Gods
By Colin McNamara | 16 July, 2013
The story of Loki (metal version) - a different tale
Those who are familiar with the term Viking metal probably draw a bead on one particular name: Amon Amarth. Formed in 1992, they've traditionally taken the Norse lore and created alb...
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Kylesa
Ultraviolet
By Colin McNamara | 26 June, 2013
Ultraviolet is Kylesa at their best 'rock'
'Ultraviolet' is the sixth full-length album from American sludge metal/post rock group, Kylesa, who are known for their mix of hypnotic guitar passages and rather doom-oriented sound that is ...
