Italian rockers Hungry Daze is sure to make you bang your head while you raise your fists in the air to their hard hitting, melodic heavy metal.
Saxon – Decade Of The Eagle – The Best Of 1979-1988 (Heavy Metal CD review)
British heavy metallers Saxon have released an ass kicking and headbanging compilation of some their classic cuts from 1979 to 1988, under the title of “Decade Of The Eagle”. It’s an album that’ll rock you until you literally drop to the floor.
Ruxt – Running Out Of Time (Heavy Metal, Hard Rock album)
Ruxt’s latest studio album in the form of “Running Out Of Time” is a pure heavy metal and hard rocking release that’s sure to make you sing-a-long and headbang to every song featured here.
Weapons Of Anew – The Collision Of Love And Hate (Heavy Rock, Metal album review)
Weapons Of Anew is sure to rock your world with their emotionally fueled heavy rock and metal, which is loaded with unsuspecting twists and turns.
Ruxt – Behind The Masquerade (Melodic Heavy Metal album review)
Ruxt play a style of melodic heavy metal, which made the eighties so great and memorable, and their debut album “Behind The Masquerade” is sure to make you bang your head hard.
Tálesien- Tálesien (Melodic/Progressive Metal album review)
Talesien, a sextet from Galicia, Spain play melodic progressive metal with hints of symphonic arrangements provided by a solid synth section and singing that’ll take your breath away.
Bibeau videocast interview
Bibeau is a five piece band outta Texas, and they play progressive heavy metal with pure emotions guaranteed to rock your world, and the video for their single “Mark This” will rock you even harder.
Odyssea – Storm (Heavy Metal album review)
Italia’s Odyssea play heavy metal, progressive metal with such a unique edge; it’s sure to take you on an emotional journey of a lifetime.
I am Thor – (Metal Soundtrack CD review)
I am Thor soundtrack is like listening to the foreboding sounds of Armageddon and headbanging to the point of getting a fucking blackout – hell yeah!!!
Odin’s Court – Deathanity (Progressive Metal album review)
Odin’s Court has some heavy groove rhythms and riffs, but it is more written in mind for the thinking person’s progressive metal.
