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Arch Enemy Marks 30 Years with Evolution and Innovation
Arch Enemy, the renowned Swedish-style melodic death metal band, has been a trailblazer in the global metal scene since its inception. Celebrating their 30th anniversary, although planning to mark it next year, Arch Enemy has managed to bridge the gap between the pioneering Gothenburg explosion of the mid-90s and the modern metal wave of the…
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Mad Dragzter: Master of Space and Time Redefines Brazilian Thrash
Brazil has a rich history in the world of Thrash Metal, dating back to the 80s when bands like SEPULTURA emerged despite various challenges. The scene has since evolved, with a diverse array of bands contributing to the genre. Among these, MAD DRAGZTER, a veteran band hailing from São Paulo, stands out with their latest…
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APOCALYPSE’s ‘Pandaemonium’: Ambitious Fusion Falls Short in Metal Scene
Italian musician Erymanthon Seth, known as APOCALYPSE, embarked on a solo journey after the disbandment of his original group. His vision was to fuse Black, Death, and Epic Metal, aiming for a distinct sound with each album. “Pandaemonium” marked my introduction to APOCALYPSE, despite it being his seventh studio album in just six years. King…
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Obituary Drummer Donald Tardy Talks New Album Possibilities
Obituary drummer Donald Tardy recently discussed the potential release of a new studio album for the Florida death metal band. In an interview with Bloodstock TV’s Oran O’Beirne, Tardy reflected on the uncertainty of announcing new albums in the music industry, emphasizing the importance of enjoying the creative process. Cause Of Death | $19.95 Addressing…
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Krisiun Announces ‘Mortem Solis’ Album and European Tour
Brazilian death metal band Krisiun is set to release their 11th studio album titled ‘Mortem Solis’ on July 29th, 2022, through Century Media. The 10-track album was recorded at Family Mob Studio in São Paulo, Brazil, with mixing and mastering by Mark Lewis in Nashville, Tennessee. Following their previous album ‘Scourge of the Enthroned’ in…
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Cobalt’s ‘Slow Forever’ Album Showcases Evolution and Diversity
American extreme metal band Cobalt’s latest album, “Slow Forever,” marks their return after a seven-year hiatus. The band, known for its unique blend of genres, faced internal turmoil leading to vocalist changes. Despite this, the album showcases Cobalt’s evolution and diversity in musical styles. Creative Memories 12×12 Album Coverset (Cobalt) | $35.20 The opening track,…
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Sleep Token’s ‘Caramel’ Revolutionizes Metal with Reggaeton Fusion
Sleep Token, the British heavy metal band, has recently dropped a groundbreaking single titled “Caramel” following the success of their earlier release, “Emergence.” Known for blending various musical styles, “Caramel” introduces reggaeton influences to their signature sound, adding a fresh twist to their repertoire. While the reggaeton beats are subtly integrated into the track’s pop-oriented…
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Almah’s ‘Motion’ Album Showcases Musical Evolution and Versatility
Almah, a Brazilian prog/power metal band, derived its name from a Hebrew word meaning “maiden.” Initially conceived as a side-project by Edu Falaschi of Angra fame, Almah has since blossomed into a fully-fledged musical entity. Their third album, Motion, showcases the band’s evolution and musical prowess. While the releases have shown improvement over time, Motion…
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Hibria’s Metal Evolution: From Debut to Global Innovation
Hibria, the Brazilian metal band known for their traditional power metal style, burst into the scene with their debut album “Defying the Rules” in 2004. Drawing influences from iconic bands like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, Hibria carved out their unique sound. Their musical evolution continued with their second album “Skull Collectors,” showcasing their musical…
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Angra Faces Transition: Releasing Retrospective Compilation Amid Vocalist Change
Angra, the Brazilian metal band, finds itself at a critical juncture with the departure of singer Edu Falaschi, marking the second major lineup change in the band’s history. The exit of original frontman Andre Matos in 2000 had already tested the band’s resilience, but Angra managed to reinvent itself through conceptually rich albums like “Temple…
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The Mist’s Phantasmagoria Reissued, Brazilian Metal Legacy Rediscovered
At the peak of the thrash movement in 1989, The Mist emerged with their debut album, Phantasmagoria, offering a unique perspective on space and the human psyche through their music. Led by vocalist Vladimir Korg, the Brazilian band’s underground sound stood out amidst their peers. Despite facing challenges like lineup changes and the struggles of…
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Vandroya: Blending Aggression and Melody in Progressive Power Metal
Brazilian metal band Vandroya has carved a niche for themselves within the power metal genre, infusing their music with an extra edge of aggression while still maintaining a melodic core. Their ability to seamlessly blend headbang-worthy riffs with emotive ballads sets them apart from the traditional power metal sound. With the recent release of their…
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Fleshgod Apocalypse’s Resilience Shines in ‘Opera’ Album Triumph
Fleshgod Apocalypse, an Italian symphonic death metal band, has been a prominent figure in the metal scene for over 17 years, known for their grandiose sound and intricate orchestral arrangements. Their journey through albums like Agony, Labyrinth, and King showcased their evolution towards a more technical and symphonic style. However, a tragic event involving the…
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Númenor’s ‘Sword & Sorcery’ Epic Tolkien Metal Journey
Exploring the realm of Tolkien metal, a subgenre of black metal steeped in atmospheric and ambient tones, Númenor emerges as a noteworthy contender alongside Summoning. Their debut album, “Colossal Darkness,” captivated listeners with a seamless fusion of symphonic elements, black metal grit, and power metal grandeur. The enchanting journey that unfolds from the opening track…
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Twilight Aura’s ‘Believe’ Album Revives Brazilian Power Metal Glory
Twilight Aura, a Brazilian power metal band, made a remarkable comeback with their album “Believe.” The band, originally formed in 1993, took a twenty-seven-year hiatus before releasing this album. In the world of modern aura, where charisma and coolness reign supreme, Twilight Aura’s return was eagerly anticipated by fans of the genre. The band’s sound…
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Rebaelliun Unveils ‘Vile’: Confronting Society’s Illusions in New Album
Rebaelliun, the Brazilian death metal band recently signed to Agonia Records, is gearing up for the release of their upcoming album by offering fans a taste of what’s to come with a new song titled “Vile”. The band delves into the theme of human selfishness and societal illusions surrounding wealth and superiority in this track,…
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Khanate’s ‘To Be Cruel’: Metal Masterpiece Redefining Genre
Receiving an email about a new Khanate album after 14 years was a shock for Langdon Hickman, a devoted fan of the band. The long hiatus and the closure of their record label had left fans wondering if there would ever be new music from the iconic drone/doom metal band. Harikiri Bracelet Compatible with Amazfit…
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Riverside’s ‘Shrine of New Generation Slaves’ Redefines Progressive Rock
A decade ago, Riverside made waves in the metal scene with their album “Anno Domini High Definition,” a modern, heavy, and progressive masterpiece. Fast forward to the present, and the Polish metal band has released “Shrine of New Generation Slaves,” a departure from their previous sound, embracing a more chill, progressive rock vibe reminiscent of…
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Warmen Unveils ‘Band Of Brothers’ Title Track Ahead of Album Release
Warmen, the melodic death metal/power metal band featuring former members of Children Of Bodom, has unveiled the title track of their upcoming album “Band Of Brothers.” The lyric video for the song has been released as a preview to the album set to drop on August 15th under Reaper Entertainment. KELUBATU Metal Headbands Men’s Hair…
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Tómarúm’s ‘Beyond Obsidian Euphoria’: Progressive Metal Evolution Unveiled
American metal band Tómarúm has made waves with their latest album, “Beyond Obsidian Euphoria.” Following the success of their debut, “Ash in Realms of Stone Icons,” the band’s evolution showcases a more hopeful tone while delving into themes of emotional turmoil and catharsis. Comparisons to renowned acts like Ne Obliviscaris and Fallujah highlight Tómarúm’s unique…