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0 Wings of Death – Adrian Pain & The Dead Sexy – Mixed Messages
0 Ringmaster Review – CRNKSHFT – Self Titled EP
We surely have a soft spot for things carrying real punch and that is exactly what the new self-titled EP from Canadian outfit CRNKSHFT has in sound and presence. The four track offering is an imposing roar of hungry and varied metal but equally shows a blaze of hard and melodic rock ‘n’ roll, a trait even more compelling in the successor to their previous well-received debut EP helping stir up a very healthy appetite for the band’s fierce and rousing attack.
Source: CRNKSHFT – Self Titled EP
0 Metal Underground – Pit Story – The Most Energy (And Beer Spillage)
0 Cadaver Garden – All Else Fails: The Forever Lie
Source: All Else Fails: The Forever Lie
From song to song you are greeted by pummeling riffs, heavy blasting drums, thick bass lines and vocals that transition between menacing and deadly growls to soaring and highly intoxicating cleans. Before you know it All Else Fails has you headbanging and singing along to each of their songs. They get you involved in this record nice and early with their powerful metallic anthems and they keep you listening all throughout without you ever thinking about skipping over a song.
0 Warlock Asylum – A Review of Something A Little More Sinister by This Gun For Hire
0 Nine Circles – Wacken Metal Battle USA – Boston Round 2 Winner: Goblet
0 Hellbound.ca – Longhouse – II: Vanishing
Man, I don’t think I’ve been this geeked out about a Canadian post-sludge record since Pyres put out Year of Sleep back in 2013!
0 Hellbound – SPRING FESTING IN CANADA, METAL STYLE (PART 1) – Calgary’s 420 Fest, Shredmonton and more!
0 Vinland Radio – Episode 486 w/ CRNKSHFT, This Gun For Hire
0 Edmonton Journal – Album review: Striker smashes metal through the skull roof
From the first storm-summoning power chord on the opener Former Glory, Striker (CAN) proves their new album’s initial claim of not dwelling on the past, a high and appropriate cry of “Yeah, I’m back again!”… If you haven’t witnessed this inspiring resurrection of classic metal, the band plays Friday, April 14 at Starlite with Ravenous and Tylor Dory Trio, no doubt sharpened from the faithful overseas audiences.
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