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Album Review: Doom Crew Inc. by Black Label Society

November 12, 2021
by Jerel Johnson Album ReviewsReviews

Black Label Society is back with album 11, aptly titled Doom Crew Inc. “Set You Free” opens the album with a sorrowful acoustic guitar that abruptly ends with Zakk Wylde's signature chugging guitar riffs. “Set You Free” is one of the more radio frie ...

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Album Review: “A Driftwood Cross” by Witchskull

April 10, 2020
by Jerel Johnson Reviews

Australian metal trio Witchskull conjure occult imagery atop a fuzzy, distorted musical foundation on its third record, A Driftwood Cross. Cross is a straightforward, no frills album with eight tracks that do not cross the six minute mark. Album open ...

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Album Review: “Chapter 1: Monarchy” by Ad Infinitum

March 19, 2020
by Jerel Johnson Reviews

Swiss symphonic metal quartet Ad Infinitum's debut album, Chapter 1: Monarchy, sounds as grandiose as its title directs. “Infected Monarchy” opens the album with a dream like piano and serene strings that build up as Melissa Bonny's beautiful, yet po ...

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Gallery: Queensryche at The Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta

March 4, 2020
by Michael Concert CoverageReviews

It’s hard to believe how quickly time has passed, but “Mach 2” of the Seattle-based metal band Queensrÿche has been together now for roughly eight years and three albums. Where has the time gone? It wasn’t too long ago when people were saying thi ...

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Album Review: “DeadRisen” by DeadRisen

February 28, 2020
by Jerel Johnson Reviews

American quintet DeadRisen take the nostalgic metal route with its self titled debut album. This should not surprise anyone as Symphonic X bassist Mike Lepond and guitarist Rod Rivera of Rivera/Bomma in the fold. DeadRisen comprises thrash, power met ...

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Album Review: “Killection: A Fictional Compilation Album” by Lordi

January 29, 2020
by Jerel Johnson Reviews

Finnish shock metal outfit, Lordi decided to do something special for its tenth album, Killection: A Fictional Compilation Album. The album mimics a compilation album that spans several decades. Thus, each track sounds like a song recorded from vario ...

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Live Review and Gallery: Welshly Arms Rock Vinyl Jan 19

January 22, 2020
by Jenna Concert CoveragePhotojournalismReviews

Vinyl was the host on a chilly night in Atlanta for the return of Welshly Arms, with support from SCR and The Unlikely Candidates. Fans who arrived early were treated to a highly energetic and fun set from SCR (Sir Cadian Rhythm), a five piece band ...

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Album Review: “Puritan Masochism” by Konvent

January 20, 2020
by Jerel Johnson Reviews

Danish death doom metal quarter Konvent deliver a down tuned dose of heaviness on its debut album Puritan Masochism. The title track opens the album with a bleak guitar line and pounding drums. It is an unnerving, trudging track enraptured in despai ...

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Bumblefoot’s Storyteller Concert Series: Milkboy Philly

January 11, 2020
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Just three days into 2020, I had the pleasure to attend my first ever Bumblefoot solo show. And this one truly was solo! Ron 'Bumblefoot' Thal , guitarist and vocalist extraordinaire, has been doing storyteller-styled concerts; alone except for ...

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Album Review: ‘MMXX’ by Sons Of Apollo

January 7, 2020
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Welcome to a new decade!  A mere three years ago, Sons of Apollo, a super group composed of former members of Dream Theater, Guns N’ Roses, Mr. Big, and Journey, burst onto the scene with their debut album, Psychotic Symphony.  They quickly earned p ...

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