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Twilight Force – At the Heart of Wintervale Review
Stylistically, Twilight Force has evolved in ways that very much reflect what Rhapsody themselves went through over the years, starting as a fun, simple fantasy-themed power metal band with... -
Powerdong – Powerdong Review
With a genre often known to be as fun and cheesy as power metal, it's no surprise to see the occasional parody or satire-based bands show up to have... -
Freternia – The Final Stand Review
No matter how hard I try to keep up with any power metal band I can find, there always ends up being at least a few out there that... -
Stratovarius – Survive Review
Survive is their first album since Eternal, back in 2015, though they did release a compilation with a few new tracks in between albums. Coming off Nemesis, which was... -
Blind Guardian – The God Machine Review
fans wanting to hear more of that thrashy, speed metal sound of the band's early albums will have plenty to look forward to here, unlike past releases where you'd... -
Grave Digger – Symbol of Eternity Review
At this point, the German heavy/power metal band Grave Digger doesn't need much of an introduction. It's no secret they're one of the longest-running, most prolific bands in all... -
Moonlight Haze – Animus Review
Back in 2019, I was instantly impressed by the debut of the Italian symphonic power metal band Moonlight Haze, founded by two former Temperance members Chiara Tricarico (vocals) and... -
Victorius – Dinosaur Warfare Pt. 2 – The Great Ninja War Review
Some albums are simply meant to be pure fun, and that's exactly what Dinosaur Warfare Pt. 2 is. Anyone expecting any deep or thoughtful lyrics clearly shouldn't bother with... -
Fallen Sanctuary – Terranova Review
I was curious to see exactly what kind of sound Fallen Sanctuary would go for since Serenity has a fairly traditional symphonic power metal sound, which has evolved somewhat...