Sascha Becker, Author at Cryptic Rock

Anathema – A Sort Of Homecoming (Album Review)

Sascha BeckerSascha BeckerDecember 16, 2015

Rarely has many Rock bands lived through such an extreme metamorphosis like UK’s most acclaimed Avantgarde-Rock act Anathema. Founded in the mid ’90s as a Doom/Gothic/Death-Metal act, the band has spread their wings through the years, and without discounting their past, have become something more ... Read More

Ego Likeness – When The Wolves Return (Album Review)

Sascha BeckerSascha BeckerDecember 10, 2015

Founded as a experimental, Dark Trip Hop project back in 1999, Baltimore, Maryland based Ego Likeness have been on a long journey. Moved by the creative leading heads Steven Archer and Singer Donna Lynch to a darker Electronic/Dance direction, their first and self released full-length ... Read More

21Octayne – 2.0 (Album Review)

Sascha BeckerSascha BeckerNovember 18, 2015

Starting as a all-star Prog-Rock project and releasing their debut album, Into The Open, in May 2014, the Germany-based 21Octayne immediately hit the bull’s eye. Garnering attention by the national mainstream press and big radio stations, 21Octayne became resound throughout the land as the new ... Read More

Every Hour Kills – Every Hour Kills (Album Review)

Sascha BeckerSascha BeckerOctober 20, 2015

Every Hour Kills, a Calgary, Canada based new four-piece Modern Metal act, should cause quite a stir in the Metal-scene with their self-titled debut EP, which was released in September 2015. Founded by ex-Divinity guitarist Sacha Laskow and Drummer Rob Shawcross (ex- Out of Your ... Read More

Bring Me The Horizon – That’s The Spirit (Album Review)

Sascha BeckerSascha BeckerOctober 1, 2015

Sheffield England’s finest, Bring Me The Horizon, have been through a lot during their twelve years of existence. Releasing their debut record Count Your Blessings in 2006, they immediately gained attention winning the Kerrang! Awards Best British Newcomer. Spreading their sound across the ocean, by 2010 ... Read More

Fit For Rivals – Sugar (Album Review)

Sascha BeckerSascha BeckerSeptember 25, 2015

The town of Jacksonville, Florida may not be known for their big Alternative Rock scene, but that may change once the new album by band Fit For Rivals hits the airwaves. Most recently, an EP, titled Sugar, was released on July 15, 2015 through Big 3 Records, and ... Read More

Sascha Becker

Anathema – A Sort Of Homecoming (Album Review)

Ego Likeness – When The Wolves Return (Album Review)

21Octayne – 2.0 (Album Review)

Every Hour Kills – Every Hour Kills (Album Review)

Bring Me The Horizon – That’s The Spirit (Album Review)

Fit For Rivals – Sugar (Album Review)

Anathema – A Sort Of Homecoming (Album Review)

Ego Likeness – When The Wolves Return (Album Review)

21Octayne – 2.0 (Album Review)

Every Hour Kills – Every Hour Kills (Album Review)

Bring Me The Horizon – That’s The Spirit (Album Review)

Fit For Rivals – Sugar (Album Review)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Bride of Chucky (1998)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Night of the Demons (1988)

This Week in Horror Movie History – He Knows You’re Alone (1980)

Developing Artist Showcase – Alannah McCready

Developing Artist Showcase – Inflection Point

Developing Artist Showcase – The Rain Within

Interview – Clémentine Delauney of Exit Eden & Visions of Atlantis

Interview – Nag of Tsjuder

Interview – Øystein Brun of Borknagar Talks New Music + More

Filter – The Very Best Things (1995–2008) (Vinyl Edition Review)

Collective Soul – Dosage (25th Anniversary Vinyl Review)

Sascha Becker

Anathema – A Sort Of Homecoming (Album Review)

Ego Likeness – When The Wolves Return (Album Review)

21Octayne – 2.0 (Album Review)

Every Hour Kills – Every Hour Kills (Album Review)

Bring Me The Horizon – That’s The Spirit (Album Review)

Fit For Rivals – Sugar (Album Review)

Anathema – A Sort Of Homecoming (Album Review)

Ego Likeness – When The Wolves Return (Album Review)

21Octayne – 2.0 (Album Review)

Every Hour Kills – Every Hour Kills (Album Review)

Bring Me The Horizon – That’s The Spirit (Album Review)

Fit For Rivals – Sugar (Album Review)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Bride of Chucky (1998)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Night of the Demons (1988)

This Week in Horror Movie History – He Knows You’re Alone (1980)

Developing Artist Showcase – Alannah McCready

Developing Artist Showcase – Inflection Point

Developing Artist Showcase – The Rain Within

Interview – Clémentine Delauney of Exit Eden & Visions of Atlantis

Interview – Nag of Tsjuder

Interview – Øystein Brun of Borknagar Talks New Music + More

Filter – The Very Best Things (1995–2008) (Vinyl Edition Review)

Black Girl – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Clear Black Swirl Vinyl Review)

Collective Soul – Dosage (25th Anniversary Vinyl Review)