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Angra: Cycles Of Pain

Label: Atomic Fire RecordsRelease date: 3. 11. 2023Production: Dennis WardRunning Time: 58.20 minGenre: Progressive MetalRating: 8/10 English: »Fabio's Resurrection« Father, I must confess, for I have sinned and am still…

Iron Savior: Firestar

Label / Založba: AFM RecordsRelease date / Datum izida: 6. 10. 2023Production / Produkcija: Piet SielckRunning time / Dolžina albuma: 50.14 min.Genre / Žanr: Power Metal 9.0/10 "Firestar" is the twelfth studio album in total by…

Wilderun: Epigone

Label: Century MediaRelease date: January 7, 2022Production: Wilderun, Jens Bogren, Tony LindgrenAlbum length: 01:06:35 Wilderun, an American progressive metal band from Boston, have been around since roughly…

Machine Head: Of Kingdom And Crown

Released via: Nuclear BlastProduction: Robb Flynn, Zack Ohren, Colin Richardson, Chris ClancyRelease date: August 26, 2022Album length: 59:22/70:00 (special edition) The last few years have been pretty turbulent for California metallers…

Meshuggah: Immutable

Label: Atomic FireRelease date: April 1, 2022Production: Meshuggah & Rickard BengtssonAlbum length: 66.43 min Swedish heavyweights Meshuggah took even more time than usual to put this new album together. It's no secret that…

Gojira: Fortitude

Label: Roadrunner RecordsRelease date: April 30, 2021Production: Joe DuplantierAlbum length: 51:52 min Over the past decade, France's Gojira haven't just become the country's most recognizable metal band, they've also climbed to the…

Trivium: What The Dead Men Say

Label: Roadrunner RecordsRelease date: September 24, 2020Production: Josh WilburAlbum length: 46:31 Over the past decade, Florida's Trivium have become one of the most talked-about bands on the metal scene. And nothing here is left to…

Katatonia: City Burials

City Burials is the kind of album fans will fall for instantly. But going by the sheer quality, it's safe to say it'll win the band some new fans too. Once again, Katatonia stay consistent in their style and somehow just can't disappoint.

As I Lay Dying: Shaped By Fire

As I Lay Dying are back with Shaped By Fire, and they came back in style. The rich production, with its powerful sound, only backs that up. It's an album made for the fans, no doubt. Whether AILD can keep up this quality going forward, only…

In Flames: I, The Mask

Older fans won't be interested in this album in the slightest. But then, In Flames aren't a young band anymore that has to pay the bills by playing small halls. Despite all the criticism, In Flames somehow hung on. It more than obviously…

Periphery IV: Hail Stan

Periphery's Hail Stan is definitive proof that the band's energy isn't fading. The whole album brims with creativity and experimentation, and it still sounds unmistakably like them. It's all backed by a lush production where Periphery hold…

Obscura: Diluvium

With their fifth studio album, Obscura show no signs of letting up. You can feel the consistency, the thoughtfulness and the progressiveness.

Metal Church : Damned If You Do

!The band rules the revival of that original school of guitar phrasing, walking the path of the legacy it wrote, together with a few elemental bands of the first American wave of heavy metal, back in the eighties."

Steven Wilson: To The Bone

Label: K-Scope Year of release: 2017 Production: Steven Wilson & Paul Stacey Album length: 59.46 Genre: Progressive Rock / Art Rock Steven Wilson, the leading patron of modern progressive rock, returns with his latest studio album,…

Steven Wilson: 4 ½

"The workaholic patron saint of modern prog rock isn't slowing down. With "4 ½", his fans will definitely find it a lot easier to wait for the maestro's next studio album."

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