Tag: Iron Maiden

Playthrough: “Followers Of The Lich” from Kalahari!

Italian Melodic Death Metal quintet Kalahari have chosen “Followers Of The Lich“, their interpretation of an 80’s styled Thrash Metal track for as bass playthrough video. It’s taken from their recently released EP “Theia“, a concept release steeped in Greek Mythology and taking influence from the likes of Iron Maiden.

Review: “Tales Of The White Eye” by Limos

Escaping the woods of Kainuu, Finland in 2017, vocalist Eirik Manne, lead guitarist Eppu Herala, rhythm guitarist Eetu Herala, bassist Tuomas Suokko and drummer Teemu Ohtonen formed Limos to create Melodic Death Metal sounds. As those bleak forests were left behind, the band took with them the elements that defines their music and made it

Playthrough: “Seventh Heaven” from The Raven Age!

Another one taken from the “Legacy of the Beast” Tour which saw The Raven Age supporting Iron Maiden sees drummer Jai Patel under the microscope as he smashes “Seventh Heaven” from the bands 2019 album “Conspiracy” and yes, it is track number #7 on the albums playlist! They’re loved in Helsinki, Chicago, Stockholm, Dallas and Oslo

Review: “Theia” by Kalahari

Recorded, mixed and mastered at Mathlab Recording Studio by Jonathan Mazzeo, “Theia” is a concept EP from Forli, Italy Melodic Death Metal quintet Kalahari, the follow up to 2018’s debut “Reburn“. Theia, a titan of ancient Greek mythology, the mother of the moon divinities, of the god of the sun and of the dawn. She

Bootleg: “Innocent Exile” from Torture Squad!

Picking a track from Iron Maiden that hasn’t been covered to hell and back by every other band on the planet, Brazilian Female Fronted Thrash infused Death Metallers Torture Squad performed “Innocent Exile” from their own homes for the Quarentena Online Festival. The beauty of modern technology, where would we be without it? Playing Snake

Review: “The Omega Man” by Divine Weep

5 years have passed since 2015’s critically acclaimed “Tears of the Ages” from Divine Weep. Originally starting out life as a Black Metal band back in 1995, they evolved with long periods of inactivity to take influence from bands like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest and with new members in the fold recorded a debut

Documentary: The Raven Age in Lockdown!

Ever wondered what your favourite bands are doing in lockdown when they’re not throwing out playthrough videos or acoustic versions of tracks out left right and centre via YouTube? Here’s a hilarious insight into the lockdown life and times of The Raven Age as they endure the lack of live shows. If you missed it,

Review: “Anthrobscene” by Deified

Back in 2015, Deified won the annual Metal 2 The Masses event for Merseyside and took their place, as rightfully earned at Bloodstock Festival with cuts from their debut EP “Lo and Behold“. That experience led to the quintet sharing stages with the likes of Bay Area California Thrash Kings Exodus, Max Cavalera’s Son Ritchie

Review: “Sagacity” by TreaTmenT

Beginning life in 2017, “Sagacity” is the result of nearly 15 years of experience. Starting out back in 2005 under the moniker HarroW and playing a mix of Metallica and Iron Maiden covers in with their own, changes in the bands line-up and chemistry created a style shift. Three years later they changed their name to