Pete Flesh (Deceiver, ex-Maze Of Torment) delivers with “Dödsangest” his first solo attempt. Like it is right for a proper solo album the master himself accounts for all instruments (solely the drums were bashed by Deceiver colleague Flingan). All of the nine acoustic grave shovels are in the cross section of Autopsy, Death and Possessed. ... more/mehr
2006-02-25
Fleshcrawl
Structures of Death
Wow, what kind of storm bursts out of my speakers? Panicking I hide for cover under the living room table, but then I notice that this is the new Fleshcrawl CD - and not an infernal bombing attack! Incredible what those Germans from Schwaben offer with their tenth output. Brutal but still catchy and diverse Death Metal. Experience ... more/mehr
2007-10-06
Fleshgod Apocalypse
Agony
Fleshgod Apocalypse come from beautiful Italy and I was close to forwarding the review of their mighty-looking album „Agony“ to someone, who can stand Power Metal. Alas! Here it is again: Don´t judge a book by it´s cover! The only Power Metal aspect was the clear singing, which leans towards testicle pinching. Apart from that, “Agony” ... more/mehr
2011-10-15
Flowing Tears
Thy Kingdom Gone
Another nice Gothic Metal disc from the German Flowing Tears is already on my table. With fresh sound and different kinds of loudness the songs dash out of the boxes. And after the first two songs “Orchidfire” and “Pain has taken over” it is clear to me that they can do no wrong. The same with “Grey” and “Words before you leave”: ... more/mehr
2008-11-08
Flyleaf
Between The Stars
The opening track „Set me on Fire“ is a good example to what one can expect from Flyleaf in this album: Alternative pop rock, which is made for radio play and very polished in the production. The band sounds like Evanescence with Avril Lavigne´s vocals, plus a happy pill. Kirstin May´s voice is nice, but not really versatile and ... more/mehr
