Posts Tagged ‘Heaven and Hell Records’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Friday, November 18th, 2016
It’s all too easy to be sceptical about a one man progressive metal band with the audacity to release a fully fledged concept album, stretching across an exhausting 70 plus minute duration. However, being the open-minded individual that I generally am, the challenge of absorbing this monster opus thankfully oozes rewards for the painstaking […]
Tags: 2016, Heaven and Hell Records, Luke Saunders, Review, The Reticent
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Monday, August 22nd, 2011
Kansas City’s got a lot of good things going for it in terms of heavy metal these days. Locals such as Meatshank, Vanlade, and Ancient Creation (among others) are bringing the metal proper, the latter being the subject of this review. With the members of Ancient Creation having been involved in various heavy metal outfits […]
Tags: 2011, Ancient Creation, Heaven and Hell Records, Heavy Metal, Jodi Michael, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Monday, September 13th, 2010
For a brief period in the late 1990’s, Texas black metal band Of The Fallen set about terrorizing the territory. Along with Bloodstorm, Demonic Christ and Darkmoon, they helped make up what was becoming a deeply rooted USBM scene. Guitarist Scythe (aka Steve Perez), drummer Scott Palmer, vocalist/keyboardist Crom (aka Jon Quick) and bassist Ogre […]
Tags: 2010, Demontuary, Heaven and Hell Records, Review, Shawn Pelata
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Wednesday, September 8th, 2010
For heavy metal music, the 1980’s was a time when anything was possible. Bands from all corners of the world aimed for the target that bands like Ratt, Quiet Riot, Tesla and Dokken seemed to have hit, hoping for rock star success. Had the internet been a factor in those days, I’m sure we would […]
Tags: 2010, Heaven and Hell Records, Review, Ritual, Shawn Pelata
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Friday, February 6th, 2009
Classic, or “old school” Heavy Metal, has managed to maintain a pulse, however faint, within the Metal underground despite being, well, “old school”. They employ no modern elements at all in their music rather they carry the mantle set forth by our NWOBHM forefathers. And, as with any genre, some bands pull it off and […]
Tags: 2009, Heaven and Hell Records, Praetorius, Review, Shawn Pelata