Posts Tagged ‘Satan’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Wednesday, October 23rd, 2024
Long-running NWOBHM act, Satan, has gone on hiatus, broken up, and reformed, more times than I care to count, however, they first started out in 1979. Since their last reformation in 2011, the band has been on fire. Releasing four amazing albums during this time span and Songs in Crimson is now their fifth release […]
Tags: 2024, Frank Rini, Heavy Metal, Metal Blade Records, Review, Satan
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Thursday, June 9th, 2022
UK’s NWOBHM band, Satan, have been around since the late 70’s. During their long career they changed their name a few times (Blind Fury, Pariah) which may have hurt their long-term popularity. Under the Satan name they have released, 5 albums and Earth Infernal their 6th. In 1986 I picked up their new ep on vinyl Into the Future, bypassing their […]
Tags: 2022, Frank Rini, Heavy Metal, Metal Blade Records, NWOBHM, Satan
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Wednesday, October 3rd, 2018
Man! This is release is totally out of my comfort zone so bear with me if I seem like NWOBHM is a new language to me. Newcastle England’s Satan have returned with their fourth full length studio release Cruel Magic. I was initially turned on to Satan by the singer of the band I am […]
Tags: 2018, Metal Blade Records, Nick K, Review, Satan
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Tuesday, January 26th, 2016
When Satan emerged from the dead with their exceptional comeback album Life Sentence in 2013, one of the early pioneers of the NWOBHM triumphed emphatically, bringing their old school retro formula into the modern era with spectacular results. While I’m sure long-time fans were particularly enthralled, I was surprised by the impact it had on […]
Tags: 2015, Listenable Records, Luke Saunders, Review, Satan
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Monday, July 1st, 2013
Life Sentence marks the long-awaited comeback album from one of the underrated spearheads of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement. Satan were around and kicking at the tail-end of the ’70s before emerging with their debut album, Court In The Act, in 1983. That album has since achieved somewhat of a cult status […]
Tags: 2013, Listenable Records, Luke Saunders, Review, Satan