Album Review – Only Crime“Pursuance ”(Melodic Hardcore)
Review by Dustin Griffin – 4/5 Dragons From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE Not content with merely resting on past accomplishments or recycling old hooks in the nooks […]
Tag Archives: May 2014 Vandala Magazine
Album review – Arkona “Yav” (Slavic Pagan\Folk Metal)
Review by Jeff Black – 4.5/5 Dragons Masha and the boys are attending a 5,000 ruble/plate gala at the Napalm Records estate. A shadowy agent spikes the vodka with weapons-grade […]
Album Review – Obsequiae “Suspended in the Brume of Eos” Vinyl Reissue (Metal)
Review By Jeff Black – 4/5 Dragons From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE Olympia-based label 20 Buck Spin has been finding gold in them hills with recent releases […]
Album Review – Cradle of Filth “Total F*cking Darkness” Double LP (Metal)
Review By Eddy Levitsky – 3/5 Dragons From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE To be perfectly honest, I am a sucker for old school demos because listening to […]
Album Cover Feature – Edguy “Space Police: Defenders of the Crown” (Rock ‘n Roll)
Review By Dustin Griffin Busting out of the confining walls of their high school halls in 1992 when the members were all just the tender age of fourteen, Edguy is […]
Album Review – Triptykon “Melana Chasmata” (Doom Metal)
Review By Eddy Levitsky – 4/5 Dragons From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE Tom G. Warrior is back with Triptykon’s long-awaited second album called Melana Chasmata. Four years […]
Album Review – Roll The Tanks “Broke Til Midnight” (Punk)
Review by Dustin Griffin – 5/5 Dragons From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE “We’re going to make records because that’s what we want to do – make records. […]
Toronto Locals The Unseen Strangers Live
Review and Photo By Gideon Greenbaum-Shinder From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE FULL PHOTO GALLERY HERE The show started early on Tuesday March 13, so The Dakota Tavern was […]
Show Review – “King Beez – A Night Without Words”
Review and Photo By Gideon Greenbaum-Shinder From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE When Matt Groopie is on stage he is akin to an endless whirlwind of energy spewing rock. […]
Public Service Broadcasting Rock Leicester O2 Academy
Review by Conor Davies From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE Public Service Broadcasting are a hard duo to describe; one part electro, one part rock, one part old-timey […]
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