Jun 21, 2013 08:12
Heavy Metal |Power Metal Progressive Rock
When I first heard that the Mountain King was going to do a “solo” record, my initial thought was honestly to question whether it would be that big of a difference from his JOP [Jon Oliva's Pain] releases. After listening to his new disc, I now understand the BIG difference. Whether you agree or not, JOP is more of an extension of Savatage to a certain extent. “Raise the Curtain” is not JOP.
"Alight A New Tomorrow", the new video clip of symphonic metallers Edenbridge, has been published and you can see it below:
The issue is part of their new LP "The Bounting" to be published via SPV / Steamhammer in Germany next June 21, in Europe on June 24, and the USA / Canada on July 2, ecological limited edition book with different title pages including bonus CD, LP, Dual color, standard More»
Edenbridge -The Bonding 2013
Jun 20, 2013 18:00
Heavy Metal |Power Metal
It has been over ten years since the Austrian symphonic metallers EDENBRIDGE first created a stir with the launch of their debut album "Sunrise In Eden", in 2000. That has positioned itself as a young but very talented group has become one of the most independent acts of the genre. Their latest album, "bonding", sees a group to emphasize its exceptional status in the melodic metal and puts an end to their creative break in nearly three difficult years. More»
Vardis – The World’s Insane / Quo Vardis 1981/1982 (Krescendo Rec. 2009) Lossless
Jun 20, 2013 17:51
Hard Rock Heavy Metal |Power Metal
Band Vardis Info: The World's Insane / Quo Vardis Info: UK Years: 1981, 1982 / 2009 Style: Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Info: APE (image+.cue, scans) Rip By: booddoom Info: 269 ?b/293 Mb
Jun 18, 2013 18:40
Heavy Metal |Power Metal Progressive Rock
Queensryche never stop progressing. That's why they remain one of the most revered hard rock outfits in history with over 20 million albums sold globally and 6 million in the U.S. alone. It's why shows continue to sell out everywhere and hits such as ,,Silent Lucidity" eternally blare across radio waves. It's why after three decades their legacy only strengthens with each subsequent evolution.
Fools Faith – Undone / Sinister F (2007/2011) Lossless
Jun 18, 2013 08:55
Hard Rock Heavy Metal |Power Metal
Band Fools Faith (ex-Aftermath) Info: USA Info: Undone/Sinister F Style: Hard Rock/Melodic Heavy Metal Years: 2007/2011 Info: Lossless/FLAC (image+.cue, scans) Rip By: kolushew Info: 369/360 Mb
Kenny “Rhino” Earl is involved in two projects this year (so far). One is the new metal super group Death Dealer with Sean Peck, Stu Marshall, and Ross the Boss, offering their debut War Master. The other is this album Thundergod, the second appearance of his band Angels of Babylon. More»
Infinita Symphonia – Infinita Symphonia 2013
Jun 17, 2013 22:45
Heavy Metal |Power Metal Prog Metal
Guest Vocals: Michael Kiske
There's nothing subtle about Infinita Symphonia and their approach to power metal; after all they are from Italy. Their sophomore effort, simply self-titled, finds the band stirring up more bombastic arrangements with big riffage to grand orchestral layers to large vocal arrangements. More»
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Jun 17, 2013 04:26
Heavy Metal |Power Metal
Band ?????-?????? Info: ??????????? ???????? Years: 2013 Style: Heavy Metal Bitrate: mp3 / 320 kbps Info: 112 Mb Time: 00:58:19 More»
It has been over ten years since the Austrian symphonic metallers EDENBRIDGE first created a stir with the launch of their debut album "Sunrise In Eden", in 2000. That has positioned itself as a young but very talented group has become one of the most independent acts of the genre. Their latest album, "bonding", sees a group to emphasize its exceptional status in the melodic metal and puts an end to their creative break in nearly three difficult years. 
Kenny “Rhino” Earl is involved in two projects this year (so far). One is the new metal super group Death Dealer with Sean Peck, Stu Marshall, and Ross the Boss, offering their debut War Master. The other is this album Thundergod, the second appearance of his band Angels of Babylon. 
Guest Vocals: Michael Kiske
