
Reviews
\r\nAfter the celebrations of the 10 years of the\r\nband with the re-release of the first two albums and the release of their first\r\nDVD titled "Honey From The B’s", the new album of the German band Brainstorm is\r\nnow a fact and it is titled "Downburst" (the release of the album will be at\r\nthe 28th of January 2008) by Metal Blade Records.
\r\nThe Arcane Order come from Denmark and this is\r\ntheir second album in which apparently they emphasize in experimentation than\r\nin regular composition of tracks. "In The Wake Of Collision" is pretty hard\r\nwhen it comes to hearing and this can be explained by the fact that it combines\r\nmany different elements and brings them all together, thing that sometimes can\r\ncreate a very chaotic and "stressful" atmosphere.\r\nThe members come from bands like Raunchy, Scavenger, Autumn Leaves, Koldborn, Submission,\r\nNightrage etc.
\r\nPanychida is a new band from the Czech Republic and recently they signed a contract with Folter Records from Germany. "Paganized" is the debut album of the band and it is obvious from the title the style of music they are playing.\r\n
\r\nThe previous album of Mystic Prophecy "Savage\r\nSouls" left me speechless. Since then I’ve been waiting anxiously the new\r\nrelease of the band. Finally the time has come and "Satanic Curses" is now a\r\nfact. For those who may not know, Mystic Prophecy is a German band whose singer\r\nis from Greece and his name is R.D. Liapakis. Until now the band has released 5\r\nfull length albums including "Satanic Curses".
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Οι Fokearth είναι Îνα διεθνÎς project που αποτελείται απÏŒ περίπου 30 μουσικοÏς απÏŒ 11 χÏŽρες (ΒÎλγιο, Κροατία, Γερμανία, Ελλάδα, Λιθου&a
\r\nVendetta is an English heavy metal band that operates in the heavy metal route in the good old traditional way. Formed in early 2006 by guitarist/vocalist Edward Box and framed up by guitarist Pete Thompson, Gary Foalle on the bass and Mick Robson completing the line-up by handling the drumkit.
\r\nAs many of you already know Curran Murphy used to be a guitarist of both Nevermore and Annihilator but at some point in 2005 he decided to built his own project by the name Shatter Messiah.
\r\nIt’s an album with prog elements on one hand, however I ‘d say that it’s in a more rock direction rather that metal. Obviously, the band is influenced by Dream Theater, to a point that they don’t even show their own musical identity, which doesn’t mean that the album is bad in general. Furthermore, something that identifies their music style, is the piano melodies in many parts in the album, which puts them in a more “soft” category.
“Resurrection” is an older release but it reached me some days ago.
\r\nSo, Sorrow’s Path is a Greek band, which exists since 1993 and despite the tragic facts that happened to their line up, (a death and a serious injury) they equipped themselves with courage and continued.