Graves Of Valor
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| the review of December 2009 |
Ace Frehley : Anomaly
17/20
Halley's Comet comes along once every 72 years. Frehley's Comet apparently comes around every 22. Ace Frehley's 2009 LP release "Anomaly" will more than anything else remind those who are familiar...[read more] |
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| Aenaon : Phenomenon
20/20
This is the debut album from this Greek black metal quintet. They are from the towns of Larisa(134 miles northwest of Athens) and Volos(104 miles north of Athens). Except for tracks 1 and 6(the...[read more] |
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Alestorm : Black Sails at Midnight
18/20
Alestorm's 2009 LP release "Black Sails at Midnight" is not only a very fun, light-hearted, and most enjoyable album to experience, but is also a major achievement in its execution of upper division...[read more] |
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| Aosoth : Ashes Of Angels
18/20
This is the second album from this French black metal quartet. They are from Ile-De-France, which is an eastern suburb of Paris. According to answers.com, Aosoth is the name of a female demon. An...[read more] |
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Aranea : Incarnate
14/20
Taking the garbage out. Check.
Hanging up dry the laundry. Check.
Calling up the insurance company. Check.
Writing Aranea’s review… Hmmm… Alright, check.
I guess that among the many chores of...[read more] |
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| Arch Enemy : Rise of the Tyrant
17/20
If having a woman on vocals hasn't gotten Arch Enemy noticed by now, then Rise of the Tyrant certainly will get everyone to look in their general direction. Being a melodic death metal band and...[read more] |
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Arkona (RUS) : Goi, Rode, Goi !
18/20
Among the many folk, pagan, and viking acts out there today, Arkona has one of the most distinct sounds among them, and their new album Goi,Rode,Goi is no exception, in fact, this is probably my...[read more] |
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| Asmegin : Hin Vordende Sod & Sø
17/20
This is the first full length album from this Norwegian pagan folk metal band. According to Wikipedia, the name Asmegin comes from old Norse, and means "by the might of the gods." It claims that...[read more] |
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Ayin Aleph : Avin Aleph I
18/20
We can sense some oddity to be found within the style here as the band deliver their operatic thoughts. The vocals reach many pitches, but stray out of ordinary wanderings very frequently. They are...[read more] |
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