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Savatage

Gutter Ballet

On "Gutter Ballet," Savatage took another successful step in their sonic transition, slowly steering into far more symphonic waters with more complex melodies, longer songs, and a variety of vocal styles.

Hall Of The Mountain King

On »Hall Of The Mountain King«, Savatage finally started living up to their potential, gradually shaping their signature symphonic, operatic-flavored sound, the one that would deliver their best work in the '90s.

Power Of The Night

Unlike the first two albums, "Power Of The Night" is, in the words of band boss Jon Oliva, their "first real studio album." In many ways that's true. It was their first album recorded in a pr

The Dungeons Are Calling

Savatage's second album is in many ways a stylistic continuation of the debut "Sirens" (1983), but with a much heavier sound and improved production, which is a surprise considering both albums were recorded almost

Fight For The Rock

The band could have rightfully named "Fight For The Rock" "Fight For The Nightmare", because they were truly unhappy with what they'd made at the time, or rather: with what they were forced to crea

Sirens

Savatage were without a doubt one of the best American heavy metal bands of the '80s and beyond. Over the years, album after album, they steadily grew, both in their songwriting and in the depth of their lyrics, and in the '90s they started…

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