Hammerfall have announced their latest album, ‘Dominion’, which will be released on the 16th of August via Napalm Records. First single ‘(We Make) Sweden Rock’ is out now, and pre-order is available with exclusive bundles!
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Warkings – Reborn Review
For a first attempt at making metal from a band whose members one would expect to be largely out of date with modern trends, I’d say Reborn is an excellent debut
Dee Snider – For The Love of Metal Review
This was an album with no record deal, being paid for out-of-pocket, and from the number of artists who flocked to this project to lend their support and their creativity, it should have come as no surprise when a major label like Napalm snapped it up for a world-wide release.
Powerwolf – The Sacrament of Sin Review
Unsurprisingly, they have once again delivered 11 songs that are absolutely phenomenal on their own, while flowing together perfectly.
Tremonti – A Dying Machine Review
That story unfolds as an emotionally charged narrative, spanning obsession, unrequited love, and destruction. The plot takes place at the turn of the next century, and the plan is to have the novel available at the same time as the record release.
Kamelot – The Shadow Theory Review
not quite on the level of some of their all-time best works, but it’s a more consistent, more cohesive, yet somehow more varied and interesting album.
Arkona – Khram Review
Arkona has evolved, as this album has reawakened their blackened pagan style. It does require a few listens to fully grasp the entire piece
Audrey Horne – Blackout Review
This album is more than just some songs on a record. It showcases a band that has a distilled rock’n’roll vibe running through their veins, leading to another album with a real ‘wow factor’.
Serenity – Lionheart Review
Ever since I heard their third album Death & Legacy for the first time, I’ve been absolutely in love with their brand of epic, cinematic symphonic metal mixed with speedy power metal.
Satyricon – Deep Calleth Upon Deep Review
This latest offering is full of hooks and technical brutality that both old and new fans of the band will enjoy.