Posts Tagged ‘High Roller Records’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Friday, September 6th, 2019
Here’s the 6th album from Brazilian Black/Thrash veterans Power From Hell, whom I’m not familiar with due to my general lack of knowledge or affinity for Black/Thrash metal. And due to those reasons, probably won’t check out again, but fans of the genre should check them out if they haven’t already. Culling from the first […]
Tags: 2019, Black/Thrash Metal, E.Thomas, High Roller Records, Power From Hell
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Tuesday, June 18th, 2019
You’d think it was 1988 all over again, what with Opprobrium (then Incubus) releasing albums (also on High Roller Records), Jeff Becerra and Possessed roaming around after 37 years, and now another early death/thrash band, Protector has released a solid album also, though this band’s hiatus wasn’t as long, they went dark for a long […]
Tags: 2019, Death/Thrash Metal, E.Thomas, High Roller Records, Protector, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › O on Thursday, April 18th, 2019
If you are reading this review, I’m going to assume you know this history behind this veteran Louisiana brother act. If you don’t, here is the cliff notes version: Two brothers from Louisiana form a band called Incubus and band release two pretty influential releases in Serpent Temptation (1988) and Beyond the Unknown ( 1990) […]
Tags: 2019, Death/Thrash Metal, E.Thomas, High Roller Records, Opprobrium, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019
I had no idea Germany’s Destruction have been around since 1982-Christ Almighty. I’ve been a fan since their 1984 Sentence of Death ep. Guess I’ve lost track of time and I have not followed the band since the 1990 Cracked Brain album. So this is Part I of my Destruction reissue review series. Germany’s High […]
Tags: 2019, Destruction, Frank Rini, High Roller Records, Review, thrash metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Thursday, July 21st, 2016
The retro thrash genre seems to be really in full swing as of late, with many a bands taking a swing at the plate and seeing who strikes that home run. I use the baseball or team analogy because with most teams, you got your star players, your second stringers and your bench warmers. While […]
Tags: 2016, Deathstorm, High Roller Records, Review, Will 'Bones' Lee