Category: Prog Metal
Otep – Sounds Like Armageddon (2012)
Band Otep
Info: Sounds Like Armageddon
Years: 2012
Style: Nu metal
Bitrate: mp3 / 320 kbps
Info: 135 Mb
Time: 00:57:12
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Silesia – Let Me In (No Alargues Mi Condena) 2012
now/spain
Mixing styles like rock, metal, electronic and dark wave, among others, merging perspective caleidoscópic (more…)
The Gathering – Always… (1992)
???????????: The Gathering
??????: Always…
???: 1992
?????: Gothic Metal
??????: mp3
????????: 320 kbps
??????: 110 mb
Dark Moor – Between Light And Darkness (2003)
???????????: Dark Moor
??????: Between Light And Darkness
???: 2003
?????: Power Metal
??????: mp3
????????: 320 kbps
??????: 118 mb
Ram-Zet – Freaks In Wonderland (2012) Lossless
Band Ram-Zet
Info: Norway
Info: Freaks In Wonderland
Style: Extreme Progressive Metal/Avant-Garde
Years: 2012
Info: Lossless/FLAC (image+.cue, scans)
Rip By: mekong
Info: 421 Mb
Bob Katsionis – Rest In Keys 2012
now/uitimate release from plotn08
FIREWIND keyboardist/guitarist BOB KATSIONIS will release his fourth solo album, Rest In Keys, this fall.
Katsionis has posted the following video footage from the recordings of Rest In Keys, which took place in Sound Symmetry Studio, in Athens, Greece. (more…)
Frequis – The Escape 2012
now
requis is a progressive, melodic, female-fronted hard rock band with catchy choruses, burning guitar solos, heavy riffs, creative bass lines, masterful drumming and a whole lot of style. (more…)
Sweet Cheater – Immortal Instant (1986)
Band Sweet Cheater
Info: Immortal Instant
Style: Power / Speed Metal
Years: 1986
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 91,04 Mb
Info: Germany
Alloy – The Path So Frequently Trodden 2012
now/sweden
Alloy is a new Swedish combatant on the battle grounds of classic heavy metal. To quote themselves they are on a path frequently trodden. Alloy plays classic sounding eighties heavy metal, showing quite obvious traces of Iron Maiden and Manowar, but also US metal band Brocas Helm. They place themselves alongside newcomers like Enforcer, Steelwings, Helvetets Port and Evilseve, and they do pretty well. There are some flaws here and there, but nothing major. The songs have all the necessary (more…)
