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Excalion – Once Upon a Time Review
Compared to most power metal bands, Excalion's style is fairly subdued at times, relying heavily on vocal melodies and overall atmosphere, instead of being overly heavy, fast-paced, or epic.... -
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... -
Darktribe – Voici L’Homme Review
After how great their previous release was, I was excited to hear what Darktribe would put out next, and for the most part, Voici L'Homme has lived up to... -
Vision Divine – When All the Heroes Are Dead Review
When All the Heroes Are Dead is another great album, which takes Vision Divine into a slightly more straight-forward, heavy-hitting direction compared to its most recent predecessor, largely cutting... -
Cryonic Temple – Deliverance Review
It has a mix of everything fans of the previous album would expect, with some of the most varied and dynamic songwriting in the band's career, while still... -
Temperance – Of Jupiter And Moons Review
Even with a new lineup, the overall sound is still very much what Temperance fans would expect, which is to say the band plays a very modern sounding brand... -
Eldritch – Cracksleep Review
Cracksleep especially comes close to the likes of Evergrey at points, with the atmosphere constantly being an important part of the music, as even the heavier songs have some... -
Frozen Crown – The Fallen King Review
It seems every year without fail, I hear an album within the first two months that blows me away...... -
Eagleheart – Reverse Review
the power metal band hailing from the Czech Republic have their own, much more modernized sound...