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Accept: Humanoid

Label: Napalm RecordsRelease date: April 26, 2024Production: Andy SneapAlbum length: 48.13 min.Genre: Heavy MetalRating: 8.0/10 Accept are one hell of a heavy metal band. Revelation of the century? No. Just a fact. "Humanoid" is…

Accept: Too Mean to Die

Label: Nuclear Blast RecordsRelease date: January 29, 2021Production: Andy SneapAlbum length: 52.16 minGenre: Heavy MetalRating: 8.0/10 The year is 2021, Accept, and? A new album. Accept, founded in 1968 by Udo Dirkschneider and…

The Rise Of Chaos

The new album from the metal old guard doesn't bring the ferocity and expressive punch of the previous three. For all its routine quality, it drifts a little into average territory.

Restless And Live (DVD/2CD)

This is the live document we've been waiting on from Accept, long and feverishly, and it pays off that wait in every way. The band is in outstanding live form in their golden years! There's still plenty of dynamite left in the stockpile.

See Rock 2015 – `The Priest is back!`

"The question is whether See Rock will survive. Attendance was catastrophically bad. Just 4,500 people. The organizer had already cut the festival from two days to one early on, precisely because the two-day format was putting his bank…

Blind Rage

Everything on »Blind Rage« is exactly where it should be. True to the band's tradition. They don't let up on modern production or on the inspiration of metal veterans, so their artistic bloom stays in full swing. Even in their golden years.

Teutonic Terror Hits Zagreb (2012)

Even before Germany's heavy metal champions Accept played their first show in Ljubljana, RockLine popped over to the Croatian capital, where we found out the quintet is packed with explosives like it hasn't been in ages, and they gave our…

Stalingrad

With the kind of fury »Stalingrad« carries, there's no fear we won't be meeting Accept in a new war any time soon. The hardest Accept album to date and, in its own theater, the darkest too!

Blood Of The Nations

Without Udo Dirkschneider on vocals, Accept have pulled their own standard out of the hat with a new studio manifesto that stands proudly next to the golden Accept catalog of the eighties. A new Accept is born for new times.

Balls To The Wall

If Black Sabbath and Judas Priest are the godfathers of metal, then Accept are its godparents. Few bands had such a huge influence on the music of the day, and at the same time, more or less content with the status of grey eminence, stayed…

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