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MYRATH
Desert Call

MYRATH (english meaning "LEGACY") is a Metal band from Tunisia, a small county well known for its resort areas on the Mediterranean coast but certainly not for its metal bands, yet in just a few years what started out as a teenage cover band has grown into one of the worlds major contenders in PowerProg Metal and gained much respect by the international prog-power international community Learn More

EDGEND
A New Identity

Brilliant guitar driven melodic power metal sounding like DIO meets SYMPHONY X, but oh so much more in there with the middle eastern flavors added in, a VERY strong debut with mature songwriting, and some extremely tasty technical prowess showing without over the top pyrotechnics. Learn More

FUTURES END
Memoirs of a Broken Man

The most exciting tech metal album debut this year, blending Thrash, Prog, Power, and melody into a new alloy of scorching molten metal sounding a bit like if you tossed TESTAMENT, ZERO HOUR and SYMPHONY X and ALICE IN CHAINS into a blender with a few ice cubes possibly? Learn More

NARNIA
Course of a Generation

Excellent vocals, Massive guitar riffs and mesmerizing song writing makes this an absolute MUST HAVE for ALL fans of hard rock and metal, bridging many subgenres successfully! THIS ALBUM IS AMAZING.... Truly a brilliant album not to be missed! Learn More

 

SINBREED
When Worlds Collide

The blistering combination of speed, melodic and aggressive arrangements combined with high and soaring vocals characterizes Sinbreed's distinctive Power metal, and they now present their debut album "When worlds collide". Learn More

CHARLOTTE
Medusa Groove

With a unique sound influenced by Great White, Guns N’Roses, and Led Zeppelin, they quickly garnered barrels of buzz and rode the wave of their rapidly rising popularity to other gigs. Through it all, they were never content to follow the trend, always staying true to themselves and delivering vibrant, creative, unpredictable hard rock music. Learn More

LEGACY
Self-Titled

Legacy made no bones about being a Christian metal band. While the music was important, a sizzling salvo of heavy guitars, thunderous rhythms, melodic hooks, and layered harmonies, the band placed equal, if not more, importance on their message, ensuring their lyrics cleaved true to who they were as men of faith. Learn More

PARIS KEELING
End of Ride Revisited

End of Ride Revisited by Paris Keeling features guest appearances by rock royalty George Lynch, Don Dokken, Carmine Appice, Al Pitrelli, Erik Norlander, and Shane Gaalaas. The core band consists of Marty Paris on guitars and Kelly Keeling on vocals along with bassist Rick Van Benschoten, cellist Matt Goeke, and drummer Gintas Janusonis. Learn More

DR. GRIND
Speechless

Dual guitars, fast and intricate with crushing riffs and off-time beats; leaving an indelible impression; McCabe, provides the finest drumming to be found anywhere; the bass work is excellent and Allen at his best sounds menacing, angry, brutal, and melodic, often in the same line. This is one of the most complete, stunning releases in metal. Learn More

SGT. ROXX
Weapon of Miss Distraction

Featured in Metal Edge’s “Rock on the Rise” and on the covers of several Midwestern rock mags, SGT ROXX’s smooth & sexy, full-bodied Glam sound and dangerous air brought them a caravan of traveling fans on a mission to fill every prime rock haunt in the area circuit (Thirsty Whale, Stay Out West, Club Dimensions) and landing them a showcase at New York’s infamous Cat Club. Learn More

FELONY
Helltown Hotel

This powerhouse dates back to 1989 and the second great sexual revolution of our culture. ‘Helltown Hotel’ documents plenty of attitude and gives us an unobstructed view of the evolution of Felony from their earlier no-frills metal sound, with songs like the blood-pumping ‘Mississippi Rollin’ to songs like ‘Well of Souls’ which chronicle the darker, heavier version of the later day. Learn More

STRIKE TWICE
Strike Twice

Strike Twice was created by vocalist Michael Hayes and guitarist Rob Luv, two guys with a love in their hearts and souls for hot-blooded hard rock. Fate smiled kindly on them during the 80s hair-metal revolution as they packed out clubs everywhere they went, including Hot Rock, Sundance, and Club Loaded. Learn More

 

UZI
Madhouse

UZI was influenced by the metal rock wave ridden by bands like AC/DC and Motley Crue. Their debut, a collection full of razor guitars, piston-powered drums, and sleazy-pop hooks, displays ten extraordinary songs unleashing a barrage of swagger. "American Dream" and "Rocker" are soon to be classic metal anthems. Learn More

SHAKE CITY
Shake City

Fresh from his days in Warrant, Shake City was founded by a hungry, talented singer named Adam Shore. Fueled by passion and eager to live up to their name, chosen in part because of the group’s location on the earthquake-prone west coast, the band hit the clubs like renegade rockets, starting with the Troubador continuing a rockin’ rampage throughout the Sunset Strip. Learn More

SEVENTH REIGN
Fallen Empires

Another Great Canadian Power Metal Band with light progressive elements, Featuring: former Eidolon vocalist, Brian Soulard. If your a fan of Megadeth or Fates Warning or Eidolon, this band may be your thing! Learn More

EMPYRIA
The Long Road Home

EMPYRIA's new release “The Long Road Home” is a return to their earlier progressive hard rock/metal roots. From more straight ahead power metal tracks like “The Endless Circle” & “Last Rites” to more melodic rock oriented tracks like “No Other Way” and “Walk Away” EMPYRIA remains true to their progressive leanings without being cliché and jumping on the progressive metal formats bandwagon. Learn More

 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 January 2010 14:54
 

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Heavenwood :: Redemption

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Harmony :: Prevail

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Pyramaze :: Power Of Imagination (LIVE)

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Dynahead :: Layers of Days

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Pyramaze :: The Bone Carver (LIVE)

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Kruk :: Lady Chameleon

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Scelerata :: Enemy Within

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9 Year Old Guitar Prodigy

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Memoira :: Liberation

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Mely :: Sweet Six Feet

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Beyond Twilight :: Shadow Self

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Mely :: Grown For Doom

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Evil Masquerade :: Desire And Pain

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Delta :: Burning Soul

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Cloudscape :: Darkest Legacy

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Neverdream :: Promo-Souls April 26, 1986

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Dark Suns :: The Chameleon Conflict

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Harmony :: Chapter II Aftermath

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Cloudscape :: Cloak And Daggers

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Evil Masquerade :: Black Ravens Cry

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Cloudscape :: Under Fire

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Mindflow :: Breakthrough (Clip)

Aetherius
Aetherius

Six Minute Century :: Promo Video
Six Minute Century :: Promo Video

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69 Chambers :: The Day Of The Locust

Chaoswave :: 10 Years Of Denial
Chaoswave :: 10 Years Of Denial

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ProgArchives.com gives has this album rated 4.38 out of 5 rating derived from twenty consumer ratings. Not bad and at a price of only 9.99 retail at Nightmare, you can't go wrong!
5 STARS
Lance, the site won't let me buy the download version. Other than that this is an absolutely great album. Awesome harmony, gorgeous guitars. Will listen to again and again. But would really like to have the MP3 download version too.
5 STARS
Heard some of the sample stuf.....awesome,awesome,awesome.Must have
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This is without a doubt a heavy metal record. A very odd record, but a good one nonetheless. The odd thing about Loch Vostok (besides the name) is how they employ vocal trade offs. There is a sharp contrast between the death metal growls and the melodic vocals. The death metal is not overdone, but is there for flavor, while the melodic voice reminds me of a young Geoff Tate. The music is progressive and tasty as well. The production values are good, but could be better. Other than that, the songwriting and talent is there. I would like to see what they can do with a bigger budget.

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