Primal Fear – Apocalypse
6/10 Primal Fear offers no surprises and no disapointments. They provide the good old classic german heavy/power metal through a good production and great vocal...
Author: Anton Stenlund
Blaze Bayley – Sabaton Open Air 2018
Blaze Bayley comes to Sweden once again to play on Sabaton Open Air on the 18th of august. Of course, Stargazed Magazine called him up...
Doro – Forever Warriors, Forever United
7/10 If you’re listening to a new album by Doro, you kind of know what to expect. And yeah, this album offers very few surpises,...
The Sweden Rock Chronicles 2018 by Anton Stenlund part 3
Saturday: Waking up to the last day, I was quite satisfied with the fact that there wasn’t too many bands to see this day. There...
Tarja Turunen Interview
Tarja Turunen, dubbed “The voice of Finland” by Tarja Hallonen herself, is back once again with Act II, following up the success of 2012s charttopping...
Lucifer – Lucifer II
6/10 The retro rock scene has been along for quite some time now, and among the many bands who try to sound like a 70’s...
The Sweden Rock Chronicles 2018 by Anton Stenlund, part 2
Thursday: Two stupid brothers Like the previous day, thursday started out with a nice breakfast, a snigelkott and a fisk-shot. But now the festival had...
The Sweden Rock Chronicles 2018 by Anton Stenlund, part 1
Prologue: It was the fifteenth time I was packing my bags before going to Sweden Rock Festival in beautiful Norjeboke, on the southeast coast of...
Graham Bonnet Band – Meanwhile, Back in the Garage
7/10 Being one of the most powerful voices in rock, Graham Bonnet became a legend in the late 70’s and early 80’s as his voice...
Like a Storm – Catacombs
2/10 Like a Storm is a bunch of guys from New Zealand playing modern metal, the kind of modern metal you’d hear on the radio...
Stormwitch – Bound to the Witch
7/10 It can’t be all that easy to be a cult phenomenon. Sure, you get a lot of cred and respect for devoted fans who...
Impending Doom – The Sin and Doom vol. II
4/10 Imagine a mix between the grinding brutality of Autopsy and the dark rhythms of Meshuggah, mix it up with real doomy heaviness and you’ll...
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