 |
|
 |
| Home News News Archive Release Dates Interviews Reviews Demos The Crew Updates Links |
| Reviews M (4) |
 |
| Mot�rhead "We Are Mot�rhead" 2000 8/10 |
| The first thought that crossed my mind where �Just another Mot�rhead album� but how wrong I were. This record rocks and it�s the best since�I don�t know how far back in time. They have slow down a little bit and the songs are more based on riffs but the energy and the rock �n� roll are still there, I just wonder how Lemmy, who drinks a bottle of whiskey every day, still can sing with such power. Listen to the ballad �One More Fucking Time� and you will hear that Lemmy�s voice sound better than ever. The only minus on this album is the awful cover of Sex Pistols �God Save The Queen� and the fact that the title track �We Are Mot�rhead� sound very much like �Ace Of Spades�, but I�m sure it gonna be an singalong favourite. If you once used to like Mot�rhead but have lost the interest please pick this one up I can guarantee you�they are back! -Uffe |
|
| Montany �New Born Day� 7/10 Another poor Power Metal band I thinked when I first got the album in my hand and when I played it for the first time my feeling where unchanged. But after about ten whole listenings on the album I started to like it more and more. If you mix the swedish trio Morifade, Freternia and The Storyteller you will have Montany, an perfect mix between power, speed and great melodies. The thing I like about this album is the wonderful vocal-lines and their great feeling for melodies. The production may sound a little bit �thin� but that doesn�t bother me cause� all the other thing takes the album to another level. �New Born Day� is not a new �Keeper Of The Seven Keys� but it is something that is unusual today, an Power Metal album that you don�t gets bored of after one listening. A well recomended album for you who are open minded about metal and don�t are afraid to give an album a chance to grow. -Uffe |
| Montany "New Born Day" 2002 7/10 |
|
| No Cover |
| Maryslim "Maryslim" 2002 7/10 |
| With one E.P., two singles and various tributes and complications albums it�s now time for the swedish rockers in Maryslim to release their self-titled full-lenght album. Maryslim plays Rock `N` Roll in the same vein as Hellacopters but they have add their own touch to the music. They have mixed Hellacopters, AC/DC, Kiss, choruses that is easy to remember and great riffs. There is really nothing more to say about this. It�s an great Rock `N` Roll album with good riffs and choruses what do you want more? It�s produced by Tomas Skogsberg (The Hellacopters) and that says alot. Two tracks that really gonna be played in my stereo this summer is �Quite Intoxicated� and �You Got an attitude�. So don�t sit there on your fat behinds and go get Maryslim�s debut and fill your head with Rock `N` Roll. -Uffe |
|
| There is a few bands that you always know what you get when you buy one of their albums. Mot�rhead is one of them and the album �Hammered� is not an exception. But even if this is an �ordinary� Mot�rhead album it has it�s peaks. Here is songs about sex, beer and rock �n� roll but also about all the unfair things in life. I have to say that it was a long time ago since Mot�rhead sounded so fresh and good on an album, just listen to songs like �Walked A Crocked Mile�, �Down The Line�, �Brave New World��I could name them all. Mot�rhead always manage to put in some new things in their albums but I think only an well trained Mot�rhead ear could hear them. I should stop writing now because an Mot�rhead review is somehow always written on routine just because of the fact that they always sounds the same as their previous albums. I just want to mention one more thing, �Serial Killer� the last song there Mr Kilmister perform his own little spoken word. This have you never heard on an Mot�rhead album before�or? -Uffe |
 |
| Mot�rhead "Hammered" 2002 8/10 |
|
 |