track by track review
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Beth Hart – ‘Fire On The Floor’ Album Review
Ambitious, eloquent and, at times, heart-stoppingly beautiful, it is a masterpiece that will capture your heart from the very first listen.
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Grand Magus – ‘Sword Songs’ Vinyl Review
This is a straight-up, good-time, heavy-goddam-metal album, free from pretention and utterly thrilling, and it’s impossible, if you worship at the altar of heavy, not to get caught up in it.
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Incite – ‘Oppression’ Album Review
In short, ‘Oppression’ is a masterclass in extremity, and quite unfathomably good.
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Robin Trower – ‘Where You Are Going To’ Album Review
The sort of album that you’ll want to play over and again, ‘Where you are going to’ is a record to treasure.
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Dan Patlansky – ‘Introvertigo’ Album Review
Come the end of the year, Dan’s liable to end up on all the lists again with this stand-out effort, but in the meantime this is an essential purchase, not just for those familiar with…
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Amon Amarth – ‘Jomsviking’ Album Review
From the blistering songs to the impressive production, everything has fallen into place on ‘Jomsviking’ and it is hard not to feel that the album is a turning point in an already impressive career.
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Phil Stiles
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