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• 27 Boring Guitar Solos Aplenty

  Into every reviewer's life must come a few instrumental guitar albums. This is about as exciting...

  Review in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 16, 2002

• 26 The mob rules whom?

  This lot are German and play melodic metal, and play it well. Despite the name, they sound nothing...

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 14, 2002

• 25 Aren't all skulls white?

  Frontiers is expanding the type of music they sign to include melodic power metal. WS is a long way away...

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 14, 2002

• 24 Are Snakes good company?

  Whitesnake without Coverdale have finally come of age and produced an extremely good hard-blues rock album.

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 12, 2002

• 23 Cult of the Apocalyptica

  The heavy metal cellists are back with another great album. For the first time, Cult is made if all but 3 original tracks.

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 12, 2002

• 22 Messiahs Kissing?

  Germans with a Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and Accept fixation is not exactly a shock. It is rare, however, that anyone does it as well as this lot.

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 12, 2002

• 21 The Smell of a Troll is quite good.

  The prosthetic eared and nosed Norwegian troll is back with his latest collection of doomy electronica, It is bloody brilliant as well.

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 12, 2002

• 20 A Fine Day to Exit the indie scene.

  Anathema have made the jump to the majors with their latest release. The band have chosen to mark this transition with one of the best rock albums to be released in years.

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 12, 2002

• 19 Bird's Talons are pretty weak.

  Frontiers is normally known for the quality of their output, rarely being as patchy as some of the other melodic rock houses that are around.

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 10, 2002

• 18 The Crest of a new wave of accesible goth?

  Right before undertaking a tour with Mortiis, The Crest released this CD all over Europe, their debut on Seasons in the Mist.

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 10, 2002