I've been increasingly noticing the trend in 'full album performances' these last 5-10 years, obviously because so many of these...

Win Hands Down definitely spun Armored Saint back around to the right direction, but without Punching the Sky appearing five years later,...

I have to admit guiltily, that until I decided to revisit through all the Armored Saint albums, I had nearly forgotten that Win Hands Down ...

I remember being most excited for Nod to the Old School because it would include Armored Saint 's original s/t EP, which I had not ever...

It would be nearly a decade before Armored Saint came out of its early retirement, reuniting the Symbol of Salvation lineup and remaining wi...

1991 was a year of peaks and valleys for me musically, as I've no doubt mentioned before in the write-ups for seminal works that everyon...

Saints Will Conquer was a brief live album released to help herald the band's transition over to Metal Blade records, and also give the...

March of the Saint and Delirious Nomad were hardly albums that were infested with stinkers, but it was Raising Fear that really brought t...

I can't paint as vivid a picture of Delirious Nomad as I could for the debut album, because I simply never got it until much later in l...

It's easy to forget, with the virtual floodgates at my fingertips for so many years now, just how vital 'access' was to forming ...

I'm not sure how one makes the natural transition from an album like Raising Fear or Symbol of Salvation to wind up at something like ...