Category: Prog Metal
Circle of Conspiracy – Wake Up Falling 2013 (EP)
now/sweden
Swedish seven piece Circle of Conspiracy ….
Cinder Red – D.I. (2007) Lossless
Band Cinder Red
Info: USA
Info: D.I.
Style: Brutal-Pop-Metal/Melodic Power/Alternative
Years: 2007
Info: Lossless/WavPack (image+.cue, scans)
Rip By: mart0372/??????
Info: 265 Mb
Queensryche – Empire 1990 (Emi/Japan 1994) Lossless
Band Queensryche
Info: USA
Info: Empire
Style: Progressive Metal
Years: 1990/1994
Info: Lossless/FLAC (image+.cue, scans)
Rip By: ikebana
Info: 446 Mb
Amaranthe – The Nexus (Deluxe Edition) (2013)
The Nexus is the second album by the Swedish power metal/melodic death metal band Amaranthe. The album is scheduled for release on varying dates in March 2013, starting on the 13th in Japan and concluding on the 26th in the US.
Rest – I Hold the Wolf (2013)
Rest are an instrumental rock group from Cork, Ireland. The group’s sound has evolved over the course of their existence to incorporate elements of progressive rock, tech-metal, post-rock, doom, black metal and math rock. The groups sound is characterised by intricate harmonised riffs, complex drum patterns, unconventional song structures, a heavy emphasis on dynamics and alterna
Awaken Solace – In Nightfall s Embrace (2012)
Band Awaken Solace
Info: In Nightfall s Embrace
Years: 2012
Style: Symphonic Power Metal (Female Vocals)
Bitrate: mp3 / 320 kbps
Info: 159 Mb
Time: 01:11:13
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Sacrament – ???? ???????? / Game Over [EP] (2013)
Band Sacrament
Info: ???? ???????? / Game Over [EP]
Years: 2013
Style: Gothic Metal (Female Vocals)
Bitrate: mp3 / 320 kbps
Info: 50 Mb
Time: 00:22:18
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Adorned Brood – Erdenkraft (2002)
???????????: Adorned Brood
??????: Erdenkraft
???: 2002
?????: Folk Metal
??????: mp3
????????: 320 kbps
??????: 91 mb
WarCry – Alfa (2011)
???????????: WarCry
??????: Alfa
???: 2011
?????: Power Metal
??????: mp3
????????: 320 kbps
??????: 111 mb
Phavian – Meridian II 2013
now/usa
“Meridian II” feels like a significant leap over its predecessor. The Progressive Metal experimentation is retained from “Meridian I,” but gone are that album’s pacing problems and lack of variety in the longer tracks. “Meridian II” feels tighter, less sprawling, more focused, and more thematically cohesive. Being part of a four-part series, PHAVIAN needed this album to be good in order to get fans to stick (more…)