Progressive Rock king Steven Wilson’s much acclaimed Hand Cannot Erase album is inspired by a massively tragic incident of death, solitude and human ignorance. British young lady Joyce Carol Vincent’s was lying dead for more than two years, in her one … Continue reading Music Review: Steven Wilson’s ‘Happy returns’ with yet another haunting melody
My music listening is limited to rock, hard rock, progressive rock, nu metal (rap metal), heavy metal and few ‘new generation’ chart busters which my kids hum. My only other source of exposure to good music are couple of Facebook Groups, … Continue reading Album Review: The Pineapple Thief’s ‘Your Wilderness’ is album of year 2016
Thanks to Facebook groups – specifically this fledgling, but high quality, group called ‘Rock/Metal Appreciation Society’, I have been introduced to Gojira very recently. Again, specifically by this Australian gentleman named Colin Flaherty. That prompted me to listen to Gojira’s … Continue reading Music Review: Gojira’s ‘The shooting star’ video is fascinating visuals with matured metal
First the good news; Rage against the Machine are back. With Zack de la Rocha out solo, the rest of the band members – Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk – have formed a new group called ‘Prophets of Rage’. … Continue reading Music Review: Prophets of Rage is ‘Rage against the Machine’ back in USA election year
Vocalist, guitarist, musician, film director, producer, screen writer and actor (huff!) Rob Zombie has just released his latest video “The Hideous Exhibitions of a Dedicated Gore Whore” and his new horror on-demand movie 31. The song video is from his sixth … Continue reading Music Review: Rob Zombie’s latest ‘Gore Whore’ video is classic Rob and classic Zombie!
In short, Big Big Train’s latest release ‘Telling the bees’ is a progressive rock version of Phil Collins era. Vocalist David Longdon sounds a lot like the legendary Englishman singer, songwriter, actor and producer. The song has depth, pleasant lyrics, … Continue reading Music Review: Big Big Train ‘Telling the Bees’ is big big reminder of Phil Collins era
First things first, I couldn’t watch Slayer’s just released video beyond first couple of minutes. I removed display screen away from my eyes and only concentrated on the audio. Pride in Prejudice, from Slayer’s 2015 released album Repentless is good … Continue reading Music Review: Slayer’s Pride In Prejudice is good music with utterly repulsive gore video
Swedish progressive metal rockers Opeth have released their second official video ‘Will O The Wisp’ from their upcoming (30 Sep 2016 release date) album Sorceress. This is the band’s twelfth album and in my review of their first song, the … Continue reading Music Review: Opeth’s latest Will O the Wisp is great, promises a diverse Sorceress album
California based thrash metal band Testament, formed in 1987, have a unique albums release trend. Their first five albums released almost one per year (1987-1992). Their next three albums were released one every 2.5 yrs and their last three albums, … Continue reading Music Review: Testament’s title track ‘Brotherhood of the snake’ lyric video is good thrash metal
Anthrax’s latest video release “Monster at the end” is slightly heavier than classic 1980s hard rock music. It will take your mind straight to the tapes of the golden 80s era. It’s lyrics also belong to the golden era of … Continue reading Music Review: Anthrax “Monster at the end” is good classic 80s hard rock
