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Bayley, Blaze

Infinite Entanglement

Given the creative bankruptcy and heartfelt emptiness of its predecessor, which is anything but an album worthy of the title »The King of Metal«, "Infinte Entanglement" fixes the taste in a lot of ways and puts Bayley back on…

Soundtracks Of My Life

A retrospective look back at the first 30 years of Blaze Bayley's career. It's been quite a journey: from Wolfsbane to Iron Maiden, on to his own band Blaze, and finally to life as a solo artist.

The King Of Metal

»The King Of Metal« is an album that fails to impress. It's a middling follow-up in Bayley's run of low-budget input and low-budget payoff (sadly).

The Man Who Would Not Die

Four years of a "break" brought a ton of freshness and creative hunger, and with it Blaze Bayley not only found himself again but delivered, out of his four studio albums, the best record of his career so far

Promise And Terror

Promise And Terror doesn't show any noticeable creative departure, but it keeps the high quality of its predecessor and Blaze Bayley's one-of-a-kind expressive face. The best thing you can inherit from NWOBHM today!

As Live As It Gets

I have to admit I was pretty surprised to hear that Blaze Bayley, best known as the former singer of Iron Maiden and Wolfsbane, was planning to put out a double live album after just his first two studio records, "Silicon Messiah" (2000)…

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