Melodic Rock Info

Band Russell Allen
Info: USA
Info: Atomic Soul
Style: Hard Rock/Prog Metal
Years: 2005
Info: Lossless (FLAC,image+.cue, scans)/MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Info: 408 Mb /118 m

Band X-Ray Dog
Info: Seeing Eye (XRCD43)
Style: Soundtrack
Years: 2010
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 200,02 Mb
Info: USA

NOW…wow!

While waiting for ACT to get their thumbs out and release a follow up to the appropriately entitled “Silence”, please welcome Time Code Alpha. Ok, in all honesty, Time Code Alpha shall be seen as no substitute for ACT, we are talking a new highly interesting band with its own sound but in the same genre here. Time Code Alpha features the undisputed talents of former Biscaya singer Mads Clausen, guitaristPeter Lazar and bass player Ken Sandin who has been seen in bands like Alien, DaVinci, Transport League etc.

Band Days Of Jupiter
Info: Secrets Brought To Life
Years: 2012
Style: Modern Hard Rock
Bitrate: mp3 / 192 kbps
Info: 54 Mb
Time: 00:36:19

Band Pretty Maids
Info: Denmark
Info: It Comes Alive: Maid In Switzerland
Style: Hard Rock/Heavy Metal
Years: 2012
Info: Lossless/FLAC (image+.cue, scans)
Info: 448 Mb + 451 Mb

Band Pandaemonium
Info: Austria
Info: The Last Prayer
Style: Heavy/Power Metal
Years: 2012
Info: Lossless/WavPack (image+.cue, scans)
Info: 417 Mb

Of all the albums I’ve reviewed, Sonata Arctica’s “Stones Grow Her Name” has been by far the most challenging. In part, this may be due to my penchant for gravitating to what my progressive metal friends would call childish “simplistic” metal. With “Stones Grow Her Name,” Sonata Arctica proved its recent history as the most unpredictable band in metal to the point where genre tagging is fruitless. Fear may strike the hearts of fans when a band utters the bold statement “this is going to be really different.” That may prove to be the understatement of the year, for at the end of this astronomically fun thrill ride the band is still undeniably Sonata Arctica.

2012-03-08 01:00 – Swedish epic power metallers SABATON have just unveiled exciting details on their upcoming new studio record “Carolus Rex” – that will actually be a two-in-one-album – through the following update:

“We can now confirm that our new album will be available in both English and Swedish language.
The topics of the songs will remain quite the same and deals with the Swedish Empire, from it’s rise to it’s fall.
“Carolus Rex” will be available for purchase on single Swedish CD (Sweden only) and single English CD plus a limited edition which features a double CD with both language versions. The double CD will also feature a different cover artwork.
The release is set for Europe and in North America the last week of May, but already now you can pre-order the album (click here: http://bit.ly/yNfscr ) .