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Clayman
(more) »rank: 32617by: In Flames
:Album Description:Seventh album for Swedish dark metal act featuring Jesper St. Romblad (ex-Ceremonial Oath). 11 tracks. Nuclear Blast. 2000.
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Dawn of Victory
(more) »rank: 79213by: Rhapsody
:Album Description:Seventh album for Swedish dark metal act featuring Jesper St. Romblad (ex-Ceremonial Oath). 11 tracks. Nuclear Blast. 2000.
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Sound of Perseverance
(more) »rank: 30655by: Death
:Album Description:Combining their old sound with a fresh & more progressive sound, Death are stronger than ever. Features the last work of Chuch Schuldiner. Nine tracks, including an amazing cover of Judas Priest's 'Painkiller'. Nuclear Blast.
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Strum Sum Up
(more) »rank: 80653by: dUg Pinnick
: :Dug Pinnick (King s X, Poundhound), metal music s very own Sly Stone, finds inner peace through his visceral, loose, jam-heavy new solo effort, Strum Sum Up. Like a slice of Pinnick s raw essence, Strum Sum Up is so free, so instinctual; it s Pinnick as you ve never heard him before. This raw, wah-wah-injected groove machine is powered by the stellar talents of Wally Farkas of Galactic Cowboys fame, Army of Anyone s Ray Luzier, Billy Idol s guitar wizard Steve Stevens, Hal Sparks, 11 s Alain Johannes, Kellii Scott, David Henning, and Pinnick himself (on guitar). It s the ...
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Power of the Night
(more) »rank: 14035by: Savatage
:Album Description:1997 reissue on Edel of their 1985 Concrete album with anacoustic version of 'Sleep' added as a bonus track, for atotal of 11 selections. The album also carries a 'ExplicitLyrics -- Parental Advisory' disclaimer on the back.
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Iced Earth
(more) »rank: 93969by: Iced Earth
:Album Description:Remastered & remixed reissue of the prog-metaller's classic debut album, originally released in 1990, it features new cover art & revised layouts! Century Media.
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Ogre Tones
(more) »rank: 64802by: King's X
:Album Description:The legendary trio King's X are widely known as the pioneers of powerful groove rock. Highly respected by critics, adored by their fans and held in high esteem for their excellent instrumental skills by musicians from all areas of music – King’s X has a brilliant reputation that is unequalled in this business. The new album Ogre Tones is their first studio album with new material in four years and it is already being touted one of the best in their catalogue. To properly welcome King’s X to the IOMA / SPV / RYKO family, Inside Out Music will be implementing its ...
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Destroy Erase Improve
(more) »rank: 17174by: Meshuggah
:Album Description:This is Meshuggah's 1995 breakthrough album featuring songs that define their unique sound and that are still highlights of their live shows. Also includes the Selfcaged EP (out of print since the early '90s) and the None EP. Housed in a Super Jewel Case with tons of bonus material, this is vital material for any longtime Meshuggah fan, and a proper introduction to their older material for new fans gained during their highly successful campaigns for 2002's Nothing and 2008's monster, obZen!
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Symbolic
(more) »rank: 28748by: Death
: :When fans talk about Death and its late founder, pioneering singer/guitarist/songwriter ChuckSchuldiner, they focus on any number of things: Chuck's insane, tortured, growling vocals,widely imitated to this day; his tuned-down, brutally heavy guitar sound; his intricate andtechnical style of playing, which grew in complexity by leaps and bounds on every album; and his obsessive quest for the highest musical standards, which often completely scrambled the Death lineup from one record to the next. While his songwriting skills are discussed aswell, the first time listener to any of Death's seven studio albums may be surprised to learn just how accessible and yes, catchy, ...
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Live Scenes from New York
(more) »rank: 31966by: Dream Theater
: :When fans talk about Death and its late founder, pioneering singer/guitarist/songwriter ChuckSchuldiner, they focus on any number of things: Chuck's insane, tortured, growling vocals,widely imitated to this day; his tuned-down, brutally heavy guitar sound; his intricate andtechnical style of playing, which grew in complexity by leaps and bounds on every album; and his obsessive quest for the highest musical standards, which often completely scrambled the Death lineup from one record to the next. While his songwriting skills are discussed aswell, the first time listener to any of Death's seven studio albums may be surprised to learn just how accessible and yes, catchy, ...
