Had you dared to suggest back in the late '80s that Napalm Death -- not one of their supposedly more stable peers -- would be the ones t...

If Thin Lizzy got a bit too grand and florid on Johnny the Fox, they quickly corrected themselves on its 1977 follow-up, Bad Reputation. Tea...

Released in 1978, just as the hot streak starting with 1975's Fighting and running through 1977's Bad Reputation came to an end, Liv...

Black Rose: A Rock Legend would prove to be Thin Lizzy's last true classic album (and last produced by Tony Visconti). Guitarist Brian R...

While Thin Lizzy's previous release, Black Rose, was a focused, inspired hard rock masterwork, its follow-up, 1980's Chinatown, was ...

It is widely agreed among Thin Lizzy fans (and by the band themselves) that their 1981 release, Renegade, was their worst. The raw, rocking ...

This album has absolutely some of the best glam rock/hair metal you will ever come across, it's a shame it was released in 1990 when tha...

After the moderate sucess of the amazing "Bezerk" tigertailz experianced problems with record labels and two members of the person...

Tracks : 1. Star Attraction 2. Hollywood Killer 3. Ballerina 4. Livin' Without You 5. Shameless 6. City Kidz 7. Shoot to Kill 8. Turn Me...

Tracks : 1. Shoot to Kill 2. Turn Me On 3. Now You're on Your Own 4. Fall in Love Again 5. Young and Crazy 6. Star Attraction 7. Living ...

Bad record deals have plagued Motorhead's career, resulting in countless low-quality live recordings and pointless re-packagings, but 19...

This remains MALEVOLENT CREATION's most brutal, uncompromising album to date, falling closer to pure Grindcore than Death Metal, but con...

Phil fasciana sent me an advance copy of ENVENOMED and i was completely blown away by it...it is definitely the band's best album to dat...

Seminal, prolific, and well nigh indestructible despite having weathered more musician turnover than Spinal Tap (at least 16 people have pla...

This is better than the horrible Fine Art of Murder, but not as strong as the first two (Ten Commandments and Retribution, both timeless cla...

Now for my review. This is not another studio album by the band but it is a retrospective compilation or "best of" album. It is ba...

The signs weren't looking good for Malevolent Creation's 4th album - their previous album Stillborn (some good songs but dire produc...

Malevolent Creation have gone through alot during this period when they released this album in 1998 there was a change lineup, infighting, c...

Retribution is Malevolent Creation at their best... Of course, I'm sure many people will disagree with me on account of their first albu...

In the late 1980s and early to mid-1990s, the small Roadrunner label was home to numerous underground death metal, grindcore and thrash band...

Another fine example of what MALEVOLENT CREATION can accomplish. This is their third album and it is not to be underestimated. It is full of...

Veteran death metal band returns with their eighth full-length album. Eleven tracks of pure terror that brings new life to the patented Flor...

Grand Funk Railroad's 1969 debut is a wildly uneven affair. Although the exuberant energy and power-trio theatrics that would fuel their...

This is the trio's fourth album and the record that really broke them through to a more commercially successful level of metal masters s...

By the time Grand Funk Railroad came to make Survival in January 1971, Cleveland Recording had moved to new quarters, and the group had beco...

Either you love or you hate it. Live Album by Grand Funk Railroad was a smash when released and those who loved it played it to death. A har...

Having made several changes in their business and musical efforts in 1972, Grand Funk Railroad made even more extensive ones in 1973, beginn...

By 1975, Grand Funk Railroad had reached a new level of fame and fortune thanks to pop-friendly albums like We're an American Band and S...

This Grand Funk Railroad concert recording from Detroit, Chicago, and Shea Stadium on the band's enormously successful 1971 tour capture...

Soul of a New Machine ushered in the '90s alternative metal era, even if few realized it at the time. Fear Factory were quite ahead of t...