Heavy Metal Reviews – Page 17

NME – Unholy Death

February 26, 2011 by Rich Castle • Heavy Metal Reviews Tags: Kurt Struebing, NME, Unholy Death • 0 Comments

Guitarist Kurt Struebing of NME made the headlines, resulting in a renewed interest in his band’s album Unholy Death. Unfortunately, Struebing made the headlines because he butchered his mother to death. Seriously. Just listening to all the squealing feedback everywhere on this record and you can tell this is not a sane man. Too bad […]

Judas Priest: How “Unleashed In The East’ Can Not Be Surpassed

February 25, 2011 by Rich Castle • Heavy Metal Reviews Tags: Judas Priest, Priest Live, Unleashed In The East • 0 Comments

And Why It Was A Very Bad Choice To Release By doing the following record review (Judas Priest – “Priest Live! Columbia c240794) it becomes obvious that Judas Priest are the ultimate live band (Metallica, Dio, Black Sabbath, and Slayer being next in line). A great metal band always has a tough time catching it […]

Saint Vitus – Born Too Late

February 25, 2011 by Rich Castle • Heavy Metal Reviews Tags: Born Too Late, Saint Vitus • 0 Comments

Being a musician from the Black Sabbath school of Metal, I was very anxious to hear the latest product of these Sabbath specimens; St. Vitus. Out of all the bands that play “doom” metal like Trouble, Pentagram, Dream Death, Prophets Of Doom, Candlemass, Tyrant, Millenium, Witchfynder General, etc., only St. Vitus capture the late 60’s- […]