Music Archives - Page 9 of 29

Sunday, November 24, 2024

The Spanish band is the biggest symphonic metal act their homeland has to offer

If unbridled passion for classical music meets raw modern metal, the result is most certainly going to be DIABULUS IN

DRESCHER are already widely known for creating folk music in its most original and honest form, utilizing in-your-face lyrics and

Texas old-school metallers Helstar announced to tour USA this November and December with Flotsam and Jetsam and Hatchet. The tour

The young 17 years old Scottish rocker Kieran Robertson just released his new album “In The Name Of Vanity” via

Mastermind Morten Veland has just one thing in mind for Sirenia in 2016 — pure and utter melancholy. Almost two years

Arkona’s debut album Vozrozhdenie was originally released in 2004 and firmly placed both the band and its Russian mother country

Swedish-born AKANE LIV and her Japanese band LIV MOON have recorded 7 Symphonic Metal albums in 7 years. Since LIV

US metallers Motograter have signed to David Ellfson’s EMP Label Group, who will release Desolation, their sophomore album, produced by

In times when finest steel was no longer considered the crowning of our beloved genre, HAMMERFALL came to the rescue and

Beware the hail of bombs! Fear an eruption of Sweden’s landmass. Fear the fire, creaking steel and scattered mud. CIVIL

They are going to be huge British Kerrang magazine once predicted oh, how awfully right they were! Meanwhile, Northern Irish