"Wanderer of Time" is the name back to the music scene in the Asturian Eden. After a few days since its release and after the studio report made ??in December, we have to see how it has withstood time and hear this new album of the band.
Ten tracks make this album, which starts with a catchy riffas an introduction to "I feel the time is going" and the albumitself. The first issue we will contact to give us a glimpse of what the band during this round. The first thing we notice is the great sound they have achieved and Manuel RamilAlberto Ardines in Triple A Studios, personally I think it's the best they've got. A sound hard, but heavys clean guitars, aclear role of the voice and keyboards, and batteries thatsounds devastating, but this certainly has some blame alsoIvan Sevillano.
01. Siento Que El Tiempo Se Va
02. Libre
03. El Caminante Del Tiempo
04. Melancolía
05. Junto A Ti
06. Renacer
07. En El Camino
08. Mi Voz
09. Trovador
10. Descansa En Paz
Feb 6, 2012 12:45
Hard Rock Heavy Metal |Power Metal
01. Uma Dose De Blues
02. Ninfa Do Rock N´Roll
03. Mais Um Gole
04. Jesus Said Rock N`Roll
05. O Rock Não Morreu
06. As Leis Do Rock N`Roll
07. Caindo Na Estrada
08. Fallen Heroes
Band Dragonsclaw Info: Prophecy Info: Australia Style: Heavy Epic/Power Metal Years: 2011 Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps Info: 115 ?b Upload: Depositfiles
Arkeyn Steel 2011. A great new power metal hailing from australia. This fantastic debut features also guest apparences of Blaze Bayley (ex Iron Maiden) and Alessandro Del Vecchio (Edge Of Forever, Eden´s Curse, Glenn Hughes, Ian Paice, James LaBrie, etc.). This powerful album with unbelievable melodies will fill the heart with warmth of every fan of RIOT, WARLORD, IRON MAIDEN, JAG PANZER and CRIMSON GLORY. Just watch the fantastic song at their myspace channel. Check it out, you´d love this one! NEW AND UNPLAYED!
Tracklist:
01. Darkness Within (03:23)
02. Fight For Your Life (04:09)
03. Angels In White (03:42)
04. Defenders Of The Sky (featuring Alessandro Del Vecchio) (04:20)
05. Prophecy Is A Lie (featuring Blaze Bayley) (04:19)
06. Life Through Anubis Eyes (03:58)
07. Rising Power (03:52)
08. Devil's Fiery Dance (03:36)
09. The Unknown Horizon (04:04)
10. Revolutionary Suicide (08:53)
Info:
Giles Lavery: vocals
Ben Thomas: guitar
Aaron Thomas: bass
Ray Martens: keyboards
"Seed": drums
Band CJSS
Info: Praise the Loud
Style: Heavy Metal
Years: 1986
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbs
Info: 87.12 MB
Info: USA
Tracklist:
01. Out Of Control.
02. Land Of The Free.
03. Don't Play With Fire.
04. Praise The Loud.
05. Citizen Of Hell.
06. Danger.
07. Metal Forever.
08. Thunder And Lightning.
09. The Bargain.
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Elinor – Where Do You Go (1989)
Feb 4, 2012 08:35
Heavy Metal |Power Metal
Band Elinor
Info: Where Do You Go
Style: Melodic Heavy Metal
Years: 1989
Info: MP3 VBR ~192 kbs
Info: 74.01 MB
Info: Denmark
Tracklist:
01 - Jannie.
02 - Final.
03 - Rockin' And Rollin'.
04 - What You Need.
05 - Maybe Today.
06 - Where Do You Go.
07 - Jesus Is The Reason.
08 - Who's Fooling Who-.
09 - Don't Give It Away.
10 - Run Away.
Rip By: Strappado
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Sye – Wings Of Change (1988)
Feb 3, 2012 08:38
Heavy Metal |Power Metal
Band Sye
Info: Wings Of Change
Style: Traditional Heavy Metal
Years: 1988
Info: MP3 CBR 256 kbs
Info: 62.5 MB
Info: Canada
Tracklist:
01 - Born Again.
02 - Do Or Die.
03 - Take Cover.
04 - Fox On The Run.
05 - Strings.
06 - Run Wild.
07 - Wings Of Change.
08 - Sooner Or Later.
09 - Speed Master.
Rip By: Strappado
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Mustasch – Sounds Like Hell, Looks Like Heaven (2012)
Feb 2, 2012 20:40
Heavy Metal |Power Metal
01. Speed Metal (3:07)
02. The Challenger (3:46)
03. It's Never Too Late (5:21)
04. Cold Heart Mother Son (3:07)
05. Morning Star (4:00)
06. Dead Again (4:30)
07. Your Father Must Be Proud Of You (3:07)
08. Destroyed by Destruction (2:40)
09. I Don't Hate You (4:03)
10. Northern Star (1:26)
Band Blackthorne
Info: Afterlife
Style: Heavy Metal
Years: 1993
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 120,23 Mb
Info: USA
Tracklist:
01 - Cradle To The Grave.
02 - Afterlife.
03 - We Won't Be Forgotten.
04 - Breaking The Chains.
05 - Over And Over.
06 - Hard Feelings.
07 - Baby Your The Blood.
08 - Sex Crime.
09 - Love From The Ashes.
10 - All Night Long.
Rip By: Pushking1
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Avenger – Blood Sports (1984)
Feb 2, 2012 17:03
Heavy Metal |Power Metal
Band Avenger
Info: Blood Sports
Style: NWOBHM
Years: 1984
Info: CBR 192 kbs
Info: 51.53 Mb
Info: UK
Tracklist:
01 - Enforcer.
02 - You'll Never Take Me (Alive).
03 - Matriach.
04 - Warfare.
05 - On the Rocks.
06 - Rough Ride.
07 - Victims of Force.
08 - Death Race 2000.
09 - N.O.T.J.
10 - To Wild to Tame.
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Krossfire – Learning To Fly (2012)
Feb 1, 2012 11:46
Heavy Metal |Power Metal
Bulgaria is not known as a hot bed of metal, much less a hot bed for power/progressive metal. Notable acts include the traditional metal band Rampart and power metal band Project Arcadia. Krossfire is a pure power/progressive band which has been a cohesive unit since 2008. The debut LP “Learning to Fly,” having been self-released in May 2011, now sees a worldwide release through Pure Steel Records. Krossfire offers a technically proficient style reminiscent of latter Symphony X with a strong Dragonland feel throughout. The album delivers highly skilled guitar work of Gerogi Kushev, spectacular albeit overly demonstrative, keyboard work from Peter Boshnakov, and topped off with the soaring vocals of Dimo Petkov.
“Learning to Fly” may be apropos for a normal debut, but from the very first listen Krossfire has clearly left the nest long ago. What we have here is a rarity: a debut release that shows as much maturity as from a band which has been at it for four or five releases. Take tracks like “False Reality,” “Cold Winds,” “Learning To Fly,” and “Warmachine” would fair very well against more established power/progressive acts. There is an overall epic feel, not in a cinematic Rhapsody style, but a neo-classical meets Dragonland style.
The only small drawback of the album lies with a portion of the sound. The album is crisp, clear, and clean, but at times the keyboards are way more demonstrative and tend to swallow up the song rather than give way to Kushev’s guitar work. Make no mistake, the keyboards drive the mood of this album and add a whole dimension to the sound, but there are times where they are way too up front in the mix rather than encircling behind and binding the rest of music together (examples: the beginning of “Angels Cry” and just as the guitar work starts on “Learning To Fly”). In addition, the snare drum sound is a bit “coffee can” like upon the first listen, but on each successive listen it becomes less and less impressionable.
Overall, Krossfire is highly impressive and looks to make a quick strike on the power/progressive scene. The band has all the tools necessary to do so and, with a slight tweak in the mix, is a hair away from hitting the upper echelon of the genre. It is a rare sight indeed for a band to be that close on its debut album!
Highs: Highly skilled power/progressive debut.
1. Visions (Intro)
2. War Machine
3. How Can There Be
4. Icaria (Intro)
5. Learning To Fly
6. Touch Of Destiny
7. False Reality
8. Angels Cry
9. Cold Winds
10. The One
Do you know anybody who collects old cars? I know. It is a very special hobby. Those people deserve a lot of respect. They spend their time saving old things, which almost nobody needs, but still have a lot of interest for it. What could be the main problem having this hobby? Since the old cars all the time need to be repaired, but it is very difficult to find details, which would fit… STAHLMANN is a very good band, which makes high class music. Moreover, they make it with lot of pleasure and love. And the release of the second album can prove it. But working in genre of NDH, even if they do it brilliant, they will always stay kind of weirdos.
This feeling was there as EISBRECHER appeared. Although it was not really long ago as NDH was a popular trend, but it was already lack of bands, who would dare to play that kind of music. EISBRECHER was like a sip of fresh water. With their debut, STAHLMANN did almost the same thing. But release of an NDH album last year could call not only for satisfaction, but also nostalgia, a smile of remembering old times. It was a wonder, that there is a band, which starting their way in 10s and wants to play music, which was popular 20 years ago and not a trend anymore. In any way it was a very nice album.
The second album of STAHLMANN is great from the first till the last accord, even better than their debut. Guitars are deeper, the sound is richer, melodies are more original, lyrics are more interesting comparing to the first album, and vocals are as great as they were. Listening to this album, listeners loving NDH things would feel nothing but pleasure. The only question stays open: How come a modern band still plays this old kind of music? Where were they when this music was popular? So without any modern support STAHLMANN collects their new old cars from the details which were already used once by somebody else
Engel Der Dunkelheit 3:41
Spring Nicht 3:20
Tanzmaschiene 3:31
Asche 4:08
Mein Leib 3:50
Am Grund 3:27
Goetter 3:31
Schmerz 4:09
Diener 3:42
Herzschlag 3:29
