Album Reviews – Page 29 – Power Of Metal.dk

Hellhound – Nothing Left

27th April 2016 Reinier de Vries

There are a few more bands with the same name, but this one was the first and have the oldest rights. Formed in 1982, and active on the San Francisco Bay Area club circuit from [Read »]

YURT is a band veiled in mysticism (at least that’s what their bio would lead you to believe), with the band members being referred to as “sonic elders”, and an agenda for “conducting experiments in [Read »]

Battlesword – Banners of Destruction

24th April 2016 Markus Falkenberg

Battlesword’s “Banners of Destruction” is one of those hybrid albums that link Heavy Metal with Death Metal. Personally, I prefer to see it as an Old School Metal album that dangles quite a bit into [Read »]

The Treatment – Generation Me

24th April 2016 Thomas Nielsen

The thing about reviewing music, even if it’s just a hobby, is that you’re exposed to so much of it. This site receives so many releases every week, both from labels, promotional companies and bands [Read »]

Solinaris – Deranged

24th April 2016 Reinier de Vries

Band Members: Eric Labrie: Vocals and keys Bernard Giroux: Acoustic guitars and solos Jean-Daniel Villeneuve: Electric guitars and solos Jonathan Piché: Fretless bass Lucas Biron: Drums Guest Alexandra Lacasse: Saxophone The debut album of this [Read »]

Messenger – Threnodies

23rd April 2016 Kenn Jensen

Messenger couldn’t have chosen a more fitting title for their second album… Seven melancholic songs about lamentation for the dead that operates somewhere in the sphere of post rock, Floyd’ism, Black Sabbath, classic rock and [Read »]

Myrath – Legacy

22nd April 2016 Kenn Jensen

My first encounter with this rather unique progressive power metal band from Tunisia was back in 2010, when they released their “Desert Call” album on the XIII Bis Records label. A very impressive album with [Read »]

Ihsahn – Arktis

22nd April 2016 Philippe Leconte

After the pleasure of a new Obscura album, then enjoying Voivod’s terrific EP, I have just received my copy of the ‘Arktis’ digibook, an ode to Fridtjof Nansen’s journeys, and more widely, themes related to [Read »]

Black Absinthe – Early Signs Of Denial

22nd April 2016 Liam Savage

Let’s make one thing perfectly clear, Toronto’s Black Absinthe play a type of metal that would comfortably fit in the mid to late eighties. I’m pretty sure the band themselves would admit that as they [Read »]

Winterhorde – Maestro

20th April 2016 Haydee G.

I have kept my eye on Winterhorde since their highly acclaimed album “Underwater Moon” was released back in 2010. The long silence had made me wonder when they will eventually release the next one as [Read »]