MEDIEVAL POWER „Total Chaos”
Classic metal from Thessaloniki, Greece. This is what Medieval Power performs in their demo cd.
MEMORAIN „Digital Crimes”
If bands like this and Crystal Clear are all Greece has to offer the metal world then we we have nothing to look forward to. This band is in the same vain as Crystal Clear and the rest of the bands in this world that are doing nothing exciting for metal.
MERCURY RAIN „Dark Waters”
Mercury rain are a five piece epic metal band that hail from the UK Featuring Sonia Porzier (vox), Dion Smith (guitar), Rich Shillitoe(guitar), Jon Hoare (bass & synths), and Andy Pester (drums).For a self financed first CD release this CD should turn some heads. The vocal work done by Sonia Porzier has a very haunting sound to it.
MESS AGE „Self-Convicted”
Mess Age is the name of a death/thrash metal act out of Poland on Conquer Records. The vocal work is your standard spoken with a growl style, it fits the release perfectly, while the drumming and bass tracks keep the pace heavy.
METALLICA „St. Anger”
What the HELL was the boys thinking when they recorded this piece of crap. There is nothing worse when you are a metalhead then to see a band you once thought a lot of go straight to hell and they don't even know it.
METALLICA „St. Anger”
But NOT in the same way, St. Anger doesn't sounds like anything they ever released before.
MINDSCAPE „Dismantling Evolution”
A lot of energy here from this American band from Ohio. What first comes to my mind is Prong and Coroner.
MISANTHROPE „Libertine Humiliations”
Really great effort by this French guys. This band can be described as Avant Garde metal (or Sophisticated Metal hehehe).
MISERY INC. „Suicide Serenade”
I had not received a demo from a Finnish band for many time. Now, Misery Inc.
MNEMIC „Mechanical Spin Phenomena”
A lot has been said about Mnemic. There are those who can't stand to go anywhere near them because of their crimes against music and there are those, like me, who think they are one of the best things to come along in recent years.
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