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Iced Earth

Demons & Wizards: III

With “IIII,” Messrs. Kürsch and Schaffer haven't let anyone down. They've made a top-notch, eclectic album that's sure to please every fan who was sick of waiting fifteen years for the next chapter of the Demons & Wizards project.

Incorruptible

»Incorruptible« is yet another very good studio effort from this long-lived band. Nothing more. It's seasoned from head to toe with all the right trademarks that have always defined the music of Iced Earth.

The Dark Saga

With »The Dark Saga«, a dark musical tale of Spawn's suffering and vengeance, Iced Earth created one of the peaks of their career, even though the album mostly wasn't greeted by the metal crowd with as much enthusiasm on release as its…

Burnt Offerings

'Many who now think they're kings up there will wallow down here like swine in the mire of filth, leaving behind them a name of infamy,' the ferryman Phlegyas warned Dante as they sailed across the Styx. Iced Earth were thinking much the…

Plagues of Babylon

The Americans have been enjoying probably the biggest comeback of their career since 2011, but it was clear that only Dystopia's successor would be the real test. So did Iced Earth pass this stress test better than our banks?

Dystopia

With their comeback album, Iced Earth literally crush a totalitarian, anti-utopian regime to dust and prove that a few weaker albums are far from the end of the road.

Alive In Athens

Nine years have gone by since this triple live CD from Florida thrash metal champions Iced Earth came out, and here I am typing these words on my PC. It's one of those heavy metal documents that stay forever in the heart of every true music…

Overture of the Wicked

With Iced Earth, Jon Schaffer built one of the biggest metal bands around over 22 years, and their career has spawned some excellent records that earned a place in the metal encyclopedia. Probably the highest spot under the Iced Earth name…

Alive in Athens – The DVD

It's a bit of a thankless job to review a cult release like this concert video, whose recording is still considered one of the best live albums ever, and not just in metal. Personally, I'm generally dead set against any

The Glorious Burden

Hm, this record is one of the more controversial ones in metal. Well, at least for 2004. You hardly know where to start with a review. Every plus comes with its minus, which means the new Iced Earth album is pretty neutral in character

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