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InsideOutMusic in this year release Germany’s most successful instrumental rock act Long Distance Calling explores the next step in a multi-faceted career with 7th studio album “How Do We Want To Live?”.
Cool label Karisma Records present new cd from progressive rock gods Norway Airbag under title A Day At The Beach.
Germany Symphonic Metal present Beyond The Black around frontwoman Jennifer Haben is now presenting a new album, called ‘Hørizøns’!
Symphonic metal from Canada , great stuff, members include well-known ensembles such as Trans-Siberian Orchestra (Robin Howe), Annihilator (Oscar Rangel), Vital Remains (Dean Paul Arnold), Skull Fist (J.J. Tartaglia), Eclipse Eternal (Wojciech Sokolowski).
Hard Roock band from UK, for fans Skid Row, The Answer, Broken Witt Rebels, Those Damn Crows, The Quireboys, FM and more.
New lp from Scottish prog maestros Abel Ganz. Produced by Denis Smith, mixed by the legendary Simon Vinestock (Texas, Blur, Robert Plant, Simple Minds) and mastered by Jacob Holm-Lupo (White Willow, Opium Cartel), the album also includes a beautiful guest performance from multi-award-winning former ‘Scots Singer of the Year’, and acclaimed solo artist Emily Smith.
Release new cd , we can downlod and listen here, With influences ranging from Symphony X and Pagan’s Mind to Seventh Wonder and Dream Theater, Paralydium has created an own sound and expertly crafted melodies into a ‘best of both worlds’ sound.
Very high Progressive rockers Haken are excited to reveal their new studio album, “Virus”, the follow-up to 2018’s acclaimed album “Vector”.
“Rise Radiant” is the Caligula’s Horse sound pushed to its extremes: at once its most ferocious and its most touching, its most expansive and its most condensed, its most poetic and its most vicious. “Rise Radiant” is an anthem for the regeneration of self-belief, an exploration of the themes of legacy and a rallying cry for survival.
Vacillating between shoegaze-esque ruminations on love and struggle and more straightforward garage numbers that surge into ecstatic cacophony all accented by eerily laconic vocals, Alabama’s The Dirty Clergy (featuring vocalist/guitarist Brian Manasco, bassist Ky Carter and drummer Cody Moorehead) are looking to expand their already respectable discography with their upcoming full-length, the aptly titled ‘In Waves’.