BLACK OATH “Litanies in the Dark”
Terror From Hell Records
Well, I’m fan of this cryptic and obscured Italian entity. They have already developed a unique sound, and every release has an own personality.
Terror From Hell Records
Well, I’m fan of this cryptic and obscured Italian entity. They have already developed a unique sound, and every release has an own personality.
Infernö Records
According to info, this German band was founded in 1986 they split-up in 1991 or something, and rejoined in 2000.
Buil2Kill Records
This is a great album of rock n’ roll! Coming from Florence, Italy, these guys created an excellent opus of hard rock very influenced by old names like AC/DC, Poison, Mötley Crüe, Skid Row, etc.
Infernö Records
Well, well, this is nothing but a piece of deadly speed metal, proudly forged in the mind of Mexican warrior Andy “Charrocker”, who also was the mastermind of enigmatic project called MAGNIFICAT, some years ago.
Buil2Kill Records
This is a great Italian band of soft and melodic rock n’ roll and it’s highly influenced by hard rock genre, AOR, and heavy metal. For moments this reminds me old albums of Extreme, Warrant, Poison, etc, so you know what is about this album.
NRT Records
In spite these Austrian guys are miles away from Texas and the entire south of USA, they composed a very decent album with good roots in so called “Southern rock-metal” style, and include many elements to complete the scene, like banjo sounds, revolvers, bottles of whisky, skull of a cow, etc.
Cruz del Sur Music
Well, there goes another band trying to sound old deliberately. And you know something? They are really good!
Self-released
It’s another well-known band here in my desk. I reviewed a sludge EP in 2014 and you can read it here. Carrying solid influences from Black Sabbath guitar riffs, and creating dense atmospheres of what is called “Stoner rock”, these guys released an excellent piece of heaviness and obscurity here.
Diamonds Prod
Do you remember when metal world was flooded by European power metal bands? Well, I remember too that Italian scene was quite prolific and there emerged a melodic style mixed with progressive elements.