The first European re-release of the debut full-length studio album by cult Swedish Heavy Metal/Rock band.
Standing motionless and anonymous beneath the painted faces, hoods, and robes (which their sect demand), the six nameless ghouls of Ghost deliver litanies of sexually pulsating Heavy Rock musi..
Emo Core from Korea
GMC Records, 2003 (GMCD-07)
Tracklist:
1.Truth Be Told hot
2.Something Fierce
3.Waiting For Tuesday
4.June 13, 2002
5.Blue
6.Windward
7.Chaint (Bonus Track) hot
8.Chaint (Bonus Video Track)
9.Truth Be Told (Bonus Video Track)
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Remastered re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary German Death Metal band.
With their promising EPs "Resurrection Absurd" and "The Eternal Fall", released in 1989 and 1990, Morgoth stood in the shadow of their big idols Death and the uprising European forc..
Sixth full-length album by Progressive Thrash/Death/Heavy Metal band from New Zealand.
The band was actually born in New Zealand, but was later reactivated in London, UK. They already have several full-length releases under their belts.
Perfectly mix of Thrash, Black, Death, Grind, Power and Heavy..
The debut full-length studio album by Serbian Progressive Heavy Metal band.
Healing from Belgrade, Centurion plays traditional Heavy Metal mixed with Progressive Metal elements and traditional Balkan musical motifs, with lyrics in Serbian. The band has existed since 2008, and they made their first ..
The sixth full-length studio album by russian Progressive Melodic Thrash/Death Metal band.
Symphonic, Melodic, Progressive, Alternative, Thrash, and Melodic Death Metal – everything we can find on the new album of Druknroll.
“… It’s a calm Spring night. I call my beloved g..
The third full-length album by Swedish Dark Progressive Metal/Rock band.
"Still" finds Wolverine moving into Progressive Rock territory but still managing to capture some of the aggression of their past two albums.
The album has an eclectic feel, merging perfect genre influences together..
The first re-release of the fourth full-length studio album by cult Greek Atmospheric/Gothic Death Metal band.
The first Septic Flesh release since 1991's "Temple Of The Lost Race" (EP) to feature a human drummer.
"A Fallen Temple" occupied a unique space in the band's ..
Remastered re-release of the second full-length album by Australian Black/Thrash Metal band.
Battalion Deströyer 666 has had their 2000 full-length regarded as one of the Black Metal genre's best records of all time by Decibel Magazine. The album appears in Decibel's new special issue ..
Second full-length album by Russian Blackened Thrash/Death Metal band.
Album has Thrash foundation of sound with the addition of Death riffs, powerful and melodic screaming + unpredictability of change and consistency of riffs, which very in tune with each other.
"It's a very great soundi..
The tenth full-length album by the cult German Folk Metal/Rock band.
With this release, In Extremo present us another milestone of their creative work so far. So there's really no faulting a band for sticking to a formula if it is a winner. "Sterneneisen" is not really different from In Extremo's previous record but the guys continue to hone their songwriting skills, delivering a set of scorching Heavy Rock hits with the best of them.
The bagpipes ensure the tunes are never going to make it to a modern Rock radio, but it's the radio's loss - "Sterneneisen" may not be hip, but it's dead catchy! It's not kitschy, too, at least not embarrassingly. They've streamlined their sound, too - they've even stopped showing off by singing in half a dozen languages (except "Zauberspruch No. VII"), and the Folk element is also mostly limited to said bagpipes, leaving the quasi-Industrial guitars to carry the songs by barraging the audience with simple but killer riffs (some Sisters Of Mercy Synths Pop up in the background, too). There is less filler than ever, and through the band mostly romps at one speed, the songs are focused and hook-laden enough to ensure that dynamics are not a problem. Even the slower numbers don't drag this time (and are less in number), and the optimistic and larger-than-life "Hol die Sterne" sounds like almost like a minor experiment, and a successful one. The terrific Teutonic singing helps, too: Das Letzte Einhorn is, despite the silly alias ("The Last Unicorn"), one of strongest vocalists in contemporary Rock, and his bandmates don't fail him on gang choruses.
In Extremo may be on the road to becoming the Folk Metal AC/DC with "Sterneneisen", but as long as they keep up with their own standards, they just might get away with it.
Universal Music Group/Vertigo, 2011 (06025 2761354 3).
Tracklist:
1. Zigeunerskat 4:29
2. Gold 3:14
3. Viva La Vida 3:35
4. Siehst Du Das Licht 4:18
5. Stalker 4:02
6. Hol Die Sterne 4:05
7. Sterneneisen 3:10
8. Zauberspruch No. VII 3:54
9. Auge Um Auge 4:18
10. Schau Zum Mond 3:41
11. Unsichtbar 3:47
12. Ich Vermiss Dich 3:54 Total playing time: 46:27
The tenth full-length album by the cult German Folk Metal/Rock band.
With this release, In Extremo present us another milestone of their creative work so far. So there's really no faulting a band for sticking to a formula if it is a winner. "Sterneneisen" is not really different from ..