It is always interesting to discover a new band one turns out to be invested in. You delve deep into their music, their history and line-up, begin listening to and analyzing their lyrics and, as […]
Latest death metal pearl released by Satanath Records is Missense Mutation. It’s a 9-tracker sonic assault from a veteran Russian death metal band Pannychida. Formed back in 1992 (the band suffered a few line-up changes) […]
Founded in 1995, Italian trio Crepuscolo released a debut full-length Revolution Evilution in 2014 and are now back with a sophomore 10-tracker (45 minutes of playing time) entitled You Tomb. Just like its predecessor this […]
Mercy’s Dirge is one of the first Romanian Black Metal bands, formed back in 1991. Live, Raw and Relentless is their first full-length album initially released by the band in early 2018, now re-released by […]
Influences of middle eastern and African music have over the decades left a noticeable mark on western music in just about any genre. There is something mystical and elegant about it, still many artists from […]
Doing this job for almost 20 years now, but it is the very first time that I came across a band from El Salvador. Invocation Of Death is what this quartet is called, and what […]
Once again, I feel ashamed that I haven’t listened to – or heard of Great Pacific Orchestra before. Firstly, because I love prog and secondly because I am Finnish, and thirdly and most important of […]
It’s time to feature Kentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry again on these pages. Between the two releases of 2016 Kentucky and 2018 Family Tree the band put out the Black To Blues EP in 2017, […]
Mur is a very experimental as far as musical style is concerned – Since their inception five years ago the band has taken it upon themselves to fuse Hardcore together with a modern take of […]
Female-fronted Asphodèle is very new in the world, having existed for less than a year as of this writing. That does not, however, deter them from producing and releasing their first Full-length album, entitled Jours […]
Over the course of the previous five albums, Leprous have constantly been experimenting and moving ahead with their sound and approach, with the last couple of albums most noticeably scratching the more approachable nature of […]
There is no lack of interesting, quality music out there, and it can be found pretty much anywhere. With the rise of streaming platforms, it’s also easier than ever to discover underground artist from around […]
When you get an album from a veteran singer whose resume is longer and filled with more collaborations, than many others’, you expect skill and routine. And that’s just what you get from Lance King’s […]
I believe I have mentioned this on numerous occasions in the past, but the absolutely all-dominant perk I get for working for Metal Revolution is that I am introduced to new bands almost on a […]
2017’s Helloween reunion exited the band’s fans, who never really stopped requesting some sort of classical Helloween reunion. The overwhelming demand for reunion with vocalist Michael Kiske and guitarist Kai Hansen comes despite the fact […]
Here at Metal Revolution we occasionally receive a short description of the records we are sent alongside said albums, where the bands themselves or perhaps even the record label gives some insights into the thought […]
In a year when there are no new releases from the likes of Katatonia, Pallbearer, Paradise Lost and Moonspell, the third album from Deathwhite comes at the perfect time for those who need their dose […]
This release was released last winter, but serves as a nice introduction to the beginning of my summer. It’s raining outside, and what a better way to spend a day off than listening to this […]
Thirteen years have passed since the last album from Porcupine Tree. A couple of years after the release of 2009’s The Incident, the band’s leader Steven Wilson dissembled the band in order to focus on […]
Slave Driver is the seventh full-length album by Dead Head. The band is hailing from The Netherlands and believe it or not, they’ve been around since the late 80s! Their style is just about as […]
Italian Blackened Death Metal duet is a fairly new creation, apparently citing their inception earlier this very year. Despite the fact that makes this particular union of a band only, at most, six months old, […]
First thing’s first – yes Bruce Dickinson took the stage wearing tight leather pants, black silky shirt, and hair styled into a manbun. With that being said, it is just such perfect way to close […]
Photo: Urban Mescalero Photography www.urbanmescalero.com Touring for their massive double album Hushed and Grim, the prog metal chameleons were set to play Copenhell’s main stage before the headliners Iron Maiden. This meant that they were […]
Photo: Urban Mescalero Photography www.urbanmescalero.com There was a certain buzz about Thundermother’s live shows, so the place in front of Pandæmonium was solidly packed as the four girls from the band took the stage accompanied […]
Photo: Urban Mescalero Photography www.urbanmescalero.com The new stage at this year’s Ccopenhell and the smallest of the four is placed in somewhat of a fairytale surroundings, with woods surrounding it basically in 360 degrees. What […]