Tag: Music Review

The Other: Haunted (2020) Music Review – By Baron Craze

July 25, 2022
Music Reviews

There’s an endless amount of subgenres in music, and bands switch between them often, however those that focus primarily in the realm of horror know about horror-punk its often surrounded by Psychobilly and Horror-Metal, the punk aspect is still quite appealing just one listen to The Return of the Living Dead Soundtrack [1985] and they…

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Kissin’ Dynamite: Not the End of the Road (2022) Music Review – By Vincent Mento

June 26, 2022
Music Reviews

I never took too hard to the metal-head scene, that’s definitely Baron, but my style hatched from the late 60s through the early 80s, however nestled in all those bar bands, and hard rock sleazy days, carefree fun, stop worrying about crap and hypersensitive emotions just drink and laugh. Nonetheless, I always work to discover…

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The Devil and The Universe “Haunted Summer” (2014) Music Review – By Baron Craze

June 23, 2022
Music Reviews

I’m always getting suggestions of what to review from friends online, and yes sometimes it’s quite an interesting list of items, among was this intriguing album, which at first had doing some research on the band which I am playing now playing often. Ashley Dayour and David Pfister are the founding members of the band The Devil…

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Kvity Znedolenykh Berehiv: Za Nebokray Mriy (2014) [Ukraine] Music Review – By Baron Craze

June 11, 2022
Music Reviews

Za Nebokray Mriy Hail From: Ukraine Genre: Doom Metal Biography: Dmytro Pryymak, serves as the only member of the band, performing all instruments, of a doom metal album with layered atmospheric. Additional Information: The band name roughly translated as The Flowers of Crestfallen Shores and this album recorded at Blacklight Studio, it is a 2-track…

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Tragedy: Disco Balls to the Wall (2021) Music Review – By Vincent Mento

January 16, 2022
Music Reviews

Discovering new bands and music is a treacherous path, but thanks to the Bandcamp and Spotify sites there’s less risk one must open themselves to what new discoveries possibly exist. I recall when Baron told me to listen Psychostick it’s considered comedic-metal music, and was huh, but it’s so fun and entertaining, proving music doesn’t…

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Mötley Crüe: Too Fast For Love (1981) Music Review – By Vincent Mento

October 19, 2021
Music Reviews

I gotta say most readers clearly by now know the differences between Baron’s musical interests and mine, and some of our similarities, while I know he’s heard this album, and likely owns a copy of it, it was one of a few that gave me insight to the heavy metal genre some of the bands…

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Dark Funeral: The Secrets of the Black Arts (1996) – By Baron Craze

September 29, 2021
Music Reviews

This true classic black metal, and not intended for those new to the extreme genre, and while it was reissued in 2013 as a 2-disc CD, this review is purely about the original release from 1996 and was likely considered one of the best albums of the blackest intensities from Sweden. Although some criticize the…

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Burning Witches: Dance with The Devil (2020) – By Baron Craze

August 29, 2021
Music Reviews

The band formed in 2016 and clearly raising hell with a solid fanbase, hailing from Switzerland, returned with a new lead singer as Seraina Telli left in 2019, and as many know they released an EP entitled ‘Acoustic Sessions’ (2020) and then a full length album called ‘The Witch of the North’ (2021). This album is…

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Morbid Angel: Covenant (1993) – By Baron Craze

July 29, 2021
Music Reviews

Morbid Angel was such a great band, their first three albums captured some of the finest and thoroughly viciousness terms of playing style and vocals in regard to death metal subgenre with a firm nod to satanic image, which later transfers more to another death metal band Deicide. In fact, in the late 80s and…

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Rush: Moving Pictures (1981) Music Review – By Vincent Mento

July 25, 2021
Music Reviews

While I was born in the very early 70s my musical tastes were not affirmed until the 80s learning that not one single decade hones my ear for input, rather what the musicians create that captured my attention. There’s obviously The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult, and plenty…

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