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Made a Cains Offering - Stormcrow review last night.
Could maybe post one more today. Have two more albums i am ready to review, just need to bother opening Word...
Stormcrow is a really good album. You listen to the Bonus Track too? Almost very SA-esque with the keyboard intro.
Here it is:
Also: Consider your blog bookmarked. I'm pretty happy to find another source of PM; and checking out Winterborn right now.
DIRECT SUPPORT FOR NIGHTWISH 2016 NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
June 20, 2015
Finnish melodic metal heroes SONATA ARCTICA have announced their highly-anticipated 26-date North American tour for 2016 with headliners NIGHTWISH! The trek launches in Sayreville, New Jersey on February 19th, hitting six Canadian cities plus Pittsburgh, Anaheim, and New Orleans, then closing out in Tampa, Florida on March 23rd. Opening for the tour will be Dutch symphonic metallers DELAIN.
SONATA ARCTICA keyboard player Henrik “Henkka” Klingenberg checks in with a special message for their North American fans:
“It’s again been far too long since our last American tour, so we’re really happy to announce that we’re coming back once again…and with NIGHTWISH nevertheless. As we’ll be working on our next studio album in the spring of 2016, be ready to hear some surprises during the tour. Even if we prepared to be in the studio for the whole spring, this was an opportunity that we couldn’t pass on and we’re all looking forward to see our North American fans once again and kick some ass. Until then, take care and a big cheers!!”
Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased at EnterTheVault.com or at any other ticket service. Check online and buy your tickets today!
Confirmed dates for the upcoming NIGHTWISH 2016 tour with SONATA ARCTICA and Delain are:
2/19/2016 Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, NJ
2/20/2016 Webster Theater – Hartford, CT
2/21/2016 Metropolis – Montreal, QC CANADA
2/22/2016 Music Hall – London, ON CANADA
2/24/2016 Carnegie Music Hall – Pittsburgh, PA
2/25/2016 LC Pavilion – Columbus, OH
2/26/2016 Royal Oak Music Theatre – Royal Oak, MI
2/27/2016 Rave – Milwaukee, WI
2/29/2016 First Avenue – Minneapolis, MN
3/01/2016 Burton Cummings Theatre – Winnipeg, MB CANADA
3/02/2016 O’Briens Events Center – Saskatoon, SK CANADA
3/03/2016 Winspear Center – Edmonton AB CANADA
3/05/2016 MacEwan Hall Ballroom – Calgary, AB CANADA
3/06/2016 Wilma Theatre –Missoula, MT
3/07/2016 Showbox SoDo – Seattle, WA
3/08/2016 Knitting Factory – Boise, ID
3/10/2016 Knitting Factory – Reno, NV
3/11/2016 City National Civic of San Jose – San Jose, CA
3/12/2016 The Grove – Anaheim, CA
3/13/2016 Rialto Theatre – Tucson, AZ
3/15/2016 City Auditorium – Colorado Springs, CO
3/16/2016 Uptown Theater – Kansas City, MO
3/18/2016 Diamond Ballroom – Oklahoma City, OK
3/19/2016 Aztec Music Hall – San Antonio, TX
3/20/2016 New Orleans Civic Theatre – New Orleans, LA
3/21/2016 Iron City Live – Birmingham, AL
3/23/2016 The Ritz – Tampa, FL
Both posts belong here. If you dont like metal, go to another thread. But master of puppets and the bitter end both qualifies as metal. Especially MoP. The Bitter end, is very borderline, but its still heavy.
You dont like that? Maybe you shouldnt read this thread.
Sum 41 is terrible junior high school pop punk. Them covering a song that was in the Top 40 doesn't validate them as metal. It's just them covering a song that's part of pop culture. It's not as if they even did anything particularly interesting or even gimmicky with the cover, it was just a straight up cover. I mean, this is a Black Sabbath cover, does it belong in this thread?
The other song is borderline hardcore, not metal. Just because something has a guitar solo doesn't make it metal.
You don't like that? Maybe you shouldn't post in this thread.
I concur with Necromantia, and I would say early Samael too (Worship Him). I think there's a sort of straightforward and tinny black metal-sound to these three bands. Samael might be a bit slower though.Any black metal out there similar to Master's Hammer's debut? Really great album and very unique; I can hear a ton of MF/Maiden influences on the album which is cool.
Metallica was influenced by punk, hardcore, and Motorhead. You can hear it on Kill 'Em All as well as a lot of early thrash albums.Your opinion on MoP doesnt change the fact that its a metal song. Your self centered view on metal is yours and yours alone. I get it, you are an elitist.
The bitter end is a metallica tribute. Its written like a metal song, very metal esque. Similar riffs etc. Anyone with a decent knowledge or experience with songwriting and metal knows this. There are some good comparision videos on youtube with the bitter end and battery. Take a look. Oh, and in before battery rage, metallica belongs in this thread.
Well look at that. They are written very identlcal! I guess Metallica is a borderline hardcore band. Thanks for teaching me hivemand
Your opinion on MoP doesnt change the fact that its a metal song. Your self centered view on metal is yours and yours alone. I get it, you are an elitist.
The bitter end is a metallica tribute. Its written like a metal song, very metal esque. Similar riffs etc. Anyone with a decent knowledge or experience with songwriting and metal knows this. There are some good comparision videos on youtube with the bitter end and battery. Take a look. Oh, and in before battery rage, metallica belongs in this thread.
Well look at that. They are written very identlcal! I guess Metallica is a borderline hardcore band. Thanks for teaching me hivemand