Psycroptic – Psycroptic (2015) Review
In November 2014, Psycroptic released the first track, “Echoes to Come,” from their upcoming self-titled album. I reviewed the track here at Yell! Magazine...
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Sep 25, 2018
Screamfest Horror Film Festival Announces First Wave 2018 Lineup
America’s largest and longest running horror film festival, Screamfest Horror Film Festival, is proud to announce the first wave of its official 2018 film...
Sep 24, 2018
Online Slot-Makers Entering MMA?
Ever since the UFC was sold to WME-ING the world of MMA hasn’t been the same. With Dana White’s seemingly unhealthy infatuation with bigger...
Sep 23, 2018
Summer Of 84 (2018) Movie Review
As summer 2018 comes to a close, what better way to recapture those good summertime vibes than to reminisce with a youthful summertime adventure...
Albums
Black Sabbath: Live Evil (1982) – Retro Review
Quite possibly the best metal vocalist of all time, Ronnie James Dio never failed to bring you a perfect show. Although I never was...
Muck – Your Joyous Future (2015) Review
Hailing from the green paradise of Iceland is Muck. Quite the disgusting name when you think about it, but they excel in featuring filthy...
Ensiferum – One Man Army (2015) Review
I applaud this band for sticking around and leading the folk metal charge into battle. Excuse the pun, but Ensiferum has always defined the...
Blacklisted: When People Grow, People Go (2015) Review – In 6 Years The Band Has Grown
It’s been a long six-year dry spell since the last grunge experimentation that was the last Blacklisted album. Now, coming on February 10th, we...
Sangus – Saevitia EP (2014) Review
When Yell! Magazine asked me if I wanted to review something heavy, I was, of course, inclined to say yes. What I didn’t expect...
Palisades – Mind Games (2014) Review
Honestly, it is very rare for a metalcore album to catch my attention. Too often the overproduced and stylistically complex mixing turns me off...
Turnstile – Nonstop Feeling (2014) Review
There is a considerable amount of energy being exalted on the new Turnstile album. Nonstop Feeling is a visceral wake up call to the...
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