Some bands were so good that it is unbelievable they didn’t get bigger. That definitely goes for the band Nevermore. The Seattle quartet (sometimes quintet) was far from a commercial act of course. Maybe they were too technical? Too aggressive? Too progressive? Too dark? All of the above? …READ MORE
After five years, Nevermore is back with a new album that brings back memories of their earlier period of the 90’s. Although not considered Thrash Metal for years, Nevermore made their mark as a sort …READ MORE
Review by Carl Engstrøm FREAK KITCHEN Freak Kitchen entered the stage for their trademark of Funky Metal and stand-up comedy. Mattias Eklundh’s tongue is unstoppable, and bassist Christer Örtefors’ baseball-layer-meets-US-Marine-outfit will never ever go out …READ MORE
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This review will pick up where the review of the re-release of Nevermore’ s first album here stopped, so if you are interested in the re-releases it would be recommended to start there. This EP …READ MORE
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This is the third and — for the time being -– last album in a row of rereleases of Nevermore classics. One thing that was said about the other two rereleases applies here too: the …READ MORE
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When Nevermore appeared officially on the scene -– of course information about the project was available and passed on from fan to fan –- their self-titled debut album was nothing less than a masterpiece. Sanctuary, …READ MORE
Mister Dave Mustaine needs no introduction. Whenever the world is about to forget him, there’s always that other band badmouthing him, or vice versa, and you’d think it’s just to get back into the headlines …READ MORE
ENTOMBED After the intro from Unreal Estate, Entombed opened their set (as usual you’d probably say) with “Chief, Rebel, Angel”, and it was hard to fight the goose bumps growing rapidly to the sound of …READ MORE
Some of you out there may believe Seattle is only known for Grunge. Think again. There’s always Queensrÿche and Heart, but back in the late eighties, a band called Sanctuary released two albums, the first …READ MORE
In the summer of 2002, the staff at Rock Hard, simply the biggest and best Hard Rock and Heavy Metal magazine in Germany (if not the whole world), decided not to work as closely with …READ MORE