Argentina’s Lord Divine states they are returning to their Progressive Metal roots on their fourth album. The band is determined to break the frontiers of their country and make their music known to the world …READ MORE
This Swedish born blend of Metallica riffs, Prog Metal drums, and Melodic Metal vocals is good, but missing something. Hollow is the solo project of vocalist / guitarist Andreas Stoltz. His vocals are solid and guitar …READ MORE
Sweden’s Evergrey have sailed the seas of Progressive Metal since 1993 and state they are “…synonymous with technically and compositionally outstanding standards, combined with lyrics and messages which go way beyond pure rock’n’roll prose.” They …READ MORE
Norwegian Doom Metallers Hex A.D.’s third album creates a modern day blend of Progressive and Doom Metal with a unique melodic edge using a 70s style organ. The band states “A huge musical inspiration on …READ MORE
Bassist and founding member of Seventh Wonder Andreas Blomqvist is proud of their fifth studio album. He describes it as “…everything you have come to expect from Seventh Wonder…” with “…some new flavors in there …READ MORE
Swedish Metal act We Are The Catalyst has released “Predators” as a single off the upcoming full length album Ephemeral, which drops in early 2019. While some may be quick to write this off as …READ MORE
With their mix of modern, aggressive metal vocals and traditional, more Hard Rock based melodic passages, on Age Of Revolution Immortal Guardian finds a nice balance between contemporary and classic metal styles. The impressive vocal …READ MORE
Their label says Ethernity is “…a very promising melodic progressive metal band from Belgium…matured and refined in every way…” It further promotes this sophomore effort as “an elaborate concept album with an apocalyptic plot…perfectly produced…” …READ MORE
Do we have outstanding vocals? The question every Progressive or Power Metal band should answer with ruthless self-reflection. If the band can’t confidently respond with an affirmative, the band must reconsider its choice of genre …READ MORE
Atlanta’s Halcyon Way admits to difficulty categorizing their sound. It is inspired from a range of Metal bands such as Megadeth, Dream Theater, Testament and Chimaira. The band predicts their fifth full-length album since 2008 …READ MORE