Kategorie: New Music Releases

With Saddiction, HANGMAN’S CHAIR deliver an album that fully embraces melancholy and introspection. Released on February 14th, a day traditionally associated with love and connection, the record instead explores themes of solitude, longing, and emotional

JINJER, the pioneers of modern metal, return with their highly anticipated fifth studio album, „Duél“, released on February 7, 2025 via Napalm Records. Known for their unique progressive groove-metal sound that defies heavy metal conventions,

Swedish symphonic power metal masters Majestica are back with their electrifying new album, „Power Train“, set to drop in February 2025. This album is a full-speed ride through epic melodies, soaring choirs, and thunderous riffs, with standout tracks

With FÜR DICH, HÄMATOM delivers an album that’s more than just music – it’s a deeply emotional tribute and a farewell to their late bassist and friend, WEST. It’s hard to simply „review“ a record

Avatarium’s Between You, God, The Devil and The Dead stands as a monumental statement in the band’s discography, blending haunting melodies, soulful vocals, and a masterful balance of heaviness and elegance. The album captures the

Grave Digger are back, and they’re louder, heavier, and more unstoppable than ever. Celebrating 45 years of pure metal madness, the legendary German icons have dropped their 23rd studio album, Bone Collector—and it’s nothing short

The Finnish melancholic metal band Garden of Stone released their debut album ‚The Grave Mistake‘ via Inverse Records.  LISTEN to the Grave Mistake album on streaming services:  https://push.fm/fl/gos-album  Garden of Stone’s debut album, “The Grave Mistake”, paints

After three decades, 18 full-length albums, and thousands of shows, Mark Tremonti continues to relentlessly push himself as a guitarist, a vocalist, and a songwriter, above all. This unstoppable drive has underscored his catalog earmarked by

EX DEO is no mere band – it is a titan in the world of symphonic death metal, a living embodiment of the might, majesty, and madness of Ancient Rome. Forged in 2008 by Maurizio Iacono, the visionary

With March Of The Unheard, The Halo Effect delivers a powerhouse of an album that captures the very essence of modern melodic death metal. From the moment the opening track “Conspire To Deceive” kicks in,