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[...] Mede 4:28 6 Opera Carne 3:54 7 Love Is Blasphemy 4:32 8 Grandstand 4:55 9 Sine Missione 4:58 Total Runtime 40:45 [...]

[...] 7 Prince of Night 3:43 8 Don't Let Them Cut My Wings 3:40 9 Juliet's Tale 5:51 10 Creed 5:01 Total Runtime 45:10 [...]

[...] Of Hell 4:10 8 Dynasty 5:55 9 Rising From The Black 5:20 10 Demon's Lair 6:32 11 Secrecy 5:10 Total Runtime 58:54 [...]

[...] are talented. Track Listing 1 Exit Wounds 4:19 2 In The End 4:06 3 Crush 4:22 4 Hourglass 3:50 Total Runtime 16:37 [...]

[...] The renewed popularity of traditional heavy metal has brought with it a fresh generation of wild and crazy bands, one of which is Canada's Axxion. [...]

[...] more serious and we felt it was necessary to put a full band together. Had you been involved in heavy metal prior to joining Bloody Hammers? Memphis had a strong metal scene when I lived there in the [...]

[...] and I’m also not allowed to sing…and it is all for good! What led to your involvement in heavy metal? I began playing in the band with nothing but my love of drums. The first songs I played were [...]

[...] Out Sunday (2010) self-released Denmark's Chainfist is a hard rocking band that flirts with heavy metal just enough to rise close to the top of the heap of modern rock hopefuls. The Danes' debut [...]

[...] progresses from bombastic opener "Ex Nihilo" to the wistful acoustic breeze of the title track. In between, the soaring voice of frontwoman Zuberoa Aznárez skillfully parries the harsh [...]

[...] I have to deal with the fact that Tiamat's new album falls far short of my expectations. If the title track were all I had to measure what The Scarred People would deliver over its eleven tracks (and [...]

[...] she restricts her range and accentuates the sultry, alluring elements of her vocal arsenal. The title track and "Serpentine Lullaby" are two of the strongest songs on the album primarily [...]

[...] Sabbath-like tritone or a Maiden-esque twin guitar harmony. The six-string skill evident on the title track and the mildly thrashy "Black As Time" make each stand out as highlights, with the [...]

[...] you enjoy most about being in a heavy metal band? I really love the power of this music and it is a great feeling to create songs together [...]

[...] bit of advice that you could give to a woman with aspirations to play keyboards in a heavy metal band, what would it be? Don’t be scared! I know this sounds funny, but sometimes those [...]

[...] . If there was one bit of advice that you could give to a woman with aspirations to sing in a heavy metal band, what would it be? My biggest piece of advice is to never lose confidence in yourself. If [...]

[...] was one bit of advice that you could give to a woman with aspirations to play bass in a heavy metal band, what would it be? Just wield your bass, give him or her a name and start playing. Look at [...]

[...] This may not come as a shock to the three people who read this blog regularly, but Harvest Moon Music has been on a bit of a hiatus for almost almost three months now. The reason for this is [...]

[...] to some great (and not-so-great) new music and have your name up in virtual lights here on Harvest Moon Music. If that ain't cool, well, I don't know what is! [...]

[...] , Silvia, recently took a few minutes out of her schedule to answer some questions for Harvest Moon Music's Women of Heavy Metal interview series. [HMM] For readers who may be unfamiliar with [...]

[...] debut album Hypnotic to critical acclaim. Beyza kindly took a few moments to participate in Harvest Moon Music's Women of Heavy Metal interview series. [HMM] For readers who may be unfamiliar with [...]

[...] most often not well-timed with the underlying instrumentation. The exception to this comes on album highlight "The Sons Of Tuireann...", where Celtachor is firing on all cylinders and the [...]

[...] a ballad-like track - mix well with the soft, melodic guitar leads to result in another album highlight. The final track, an acoustic (and live) version of "Are You Really Blessed" [...]

[...] -inspired riffs and a raw, punkish onslaught. The waning moments of the track are an album highlight, featuring a nice bottom-end grove and a rather remarkable solo. Not all songs are [...]

[...] 's built upon wistful leads and a sorrowful bass line from Rex. That particular moment is an album highlight since it detours away from the raw bleakness embraced by the majority of Symmetry Of Our [...]

[...] -piece outfit from Glasgow, Scotland. Initially formed in 2007, the band released a self-titled debut album in 2010 and are now back in 2012 with a four-track EP titled Grudge Harbour. The [...]

[...] , the German trio Shakhtyor exhibit a strong grasp of Doom metal songcraft on their self-titled debut album. Comprised of only four songs, the album - which is entirely instrumental - nevertheless [...]

[...] inspired by Roky Erickson. We both felt it was a good choice for this project. The band's self-titled debut album was just released in November and the feedback thus far seems to be all positive. I'm [...]