by Sebastian Kluth
Let's Boogie! Live from Telia Parken is Volbeat's first live record in seven years and offers a wonderful set list of the quartet's greatest hits. Played in their home country Denmark, the crowd is particularly enthusiastic and a communicative lead singer...
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The Human Paradox is the first full length studio record by French Canadian progressive metal quintet Fractal Cypher. The band shows a lot of promise because it has excellent chemistry, mixes classic melodic progressive metal elements with a few fresh...
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The number of groundbreaking progressive metal bands from the province of Quebec and especially from the city of Montreal is absolutely astonishing. Progressive metal veterans Voivod are originally from Jonquière but have been living, recording and working...
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Merciless Time is the first compilation record of Tunisian progressive folk metal band Myrath. This compilation was exclusively released in Japan. Even though the band has only released four studio records so far, especially the earlier ones are hard...
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This franchise was all the rage about ten years ago when the novels became popular and were made into three movies. I watched all three films back then and found them quite hard to sit through. They had a gripping bleak atmosphere but everything else...
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Delain seems to have been around for a really long time but the band's debut record Lucidity was actually only released about a decade ago. The sextet decided to celebrate its first decade of releases with an epic concert featuring twenty-two songs plus...
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Draconian's Sovran successfully walks on the thin line between gothic and doom metal and convinces with ten emotionally gripping songs that develop an intriguingly bleak atmosphere from start to finish for an intense listening experience of sixty-seven...
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