| 4.0 excellent |
| Accept Too Mean to Die |
| Ahab The Coral Tombs |
| Alestorm Seventh Rum of a Seventh Rum |
| Alice in Chains Alice in Chains |
| Alien Weaponry Tū |
| Excellent heavy groove metal, heavy guitar rhythms and interesting lyrical content exploring Maori culture and historical imperialism in New Zealand among other things. The songs that are sung in Maori have a different feeling, one that is more tribal and powerful to me. The track Whispers starts with what appears to be a radio conversation between a right-wing commentator stating the Maori's were savages and another speaker defending their culture as different and the need to live in harmony as more important now. This is an example of how much this kind of content is a focus for the band in their music and the messages they wish to convey. Other political topics are explored, for example in ?Nobody Here? (social media addiction) and the bands willingness to tackle these subjects is pleasing.rFavourite tracks; Kai Tangata, R? Ana Te Whenua, PC Bro, Urutaa |
| Amon Amarth Versus the World |
| Amon Amarth Sorrow Throughout the Nine Worlds |
| Amon Amarth Berserker |
| Amorphis Queen of Time |
| Anberlin Vital |
| Angel Witch Angel Witch |
| Animals As Leaders Animals as Leaders |
| Annihilator Alice in Hell |
| Antipope Apostle Of Infinite Joy |
| Atheist Unquestionable Presence |
| Atreyu The Curse |
| Atreyu Long Live |
| Baroness Stone |
| Be'lakor Coherence |
| Black Sky Giant End of Days Pilgrimage |
| Fantastic instrumental music, could do with some vocals... |
| Blazon Stone Return to Port Royal |
| To me it sounds like 'Power Pirate Metal', at first it sounded a bit odd, but the guitar and drum work is exquisite and the solos are tasty. High quality metal, worth listening to. |
| blink-182 Take Off Your Pants And Jacket |
| Blood Ceremony Blood Ceremony |
| Boston Third Stage |
| Boston Don't Look Back |
| Breaking Benjamin Saturate |
| Budgie Bandolier |
| Cadaver Edder and Bile |
| Celestial Season Mysterium II |
| Dark, atmospheric, original. Mysterium II. I haven't heard the former albums of this band, but if your into any death doom, or stoner metal this is a must. |
| Coven Japan Earthlings |
| Crypt Sermon The Ruins of Fading Light |
| Cult of Luna The Raging River |
| Dark Forest Ridge and Furrow |
| Death Spiritual Healing |
| Death Leprosy |
| Deep Purple Deep Purple In Rock |
| Def Leppard Hysteria |
| Desert Wave Deafening Silence |
| Great concept album. Solid stoner rock with plenty of psychedelic riffs, distorted guitars and bass and a variety of drum beats and rhythms. |
| Dethklok The Dethalbum |
| Doomsword Doomsword |
| DorDeDuh Har |
| Dream Theater Awake |
| Dust Hard Attack |
| Dvne Etemen Ænka |
| Dying Fetus Make Them Beg for Death |
| Earthless Night Parade of One Hundred Demons |
| Elder (USA-MA) Lore |
| Elder (USA-MA) Innate Passage |
| Eluveitie Spirit |
| Eminentia Tenebris Rise of a New Kingdom |
| Enforcer Nostalgia |
| Epica Omega |
| Eternity's End Embers of War |
| Evoking Winds Bald Mountain |
| Eye of Doom The Sapient |
| Fires in the Distance Air Not Meant For Us |
| FireWolfe We Rule the Night |
| I agree with Voivod's comment, however, for people like me who haven't heard Dokken, Lynch Mob and the like, this is a fresh sound. rI really like the fact that the bass guitar isn't too passive unlike some hard rock and metal bands. There's a nice bass solo in the opening track 'We Rule The Night'.rMy favourite tracks;rWe Rule The NightrLate Last Night rBetrayal's Kiss |
| Fit for an Autopsy Oh What the Future Holds |
| Foreigner 4 |
| Gamma Ray Sigh No More |
| Ghost (SWE) Opus Eponymous |
| Gojira Magma |
| Green Lung This Heathen Land |
| Hallas Excerpts From a Future Past |
| HammerFall Hammer of Dawn |
| Hellrock This is Metal |
| Iron Maiden esque metal that stands on it's own two feet. A classic and must listen for any metal head. |
| Hot Graves Plaguewielder |
| A really interesting blend of metal genres. I've never listened to bands with this sound before, the album presents a range of soundscapes with a constant hardcore pulse. Definitely worth listening to. Apparently this is the final album by this band, will go back and listen to their earlier catalogue. |
| Iapetus The Body Cosmic |
| Despite the comparisons, this band is not Ne Obliviscaris. Of course there is overlap here and even one of the members of the aforementioned on this album, but there is originality, it stands on it's own as an album has some powerful moments and plenty of variety. There's some nice cinematic sounds if you look underneath the layers of heaviness (tracks like 'For creatures' and 'I contain Multitudes' for example). |
| Inferi (USA) Vile Genesis |
| Insomnium Winter's Gate |
| Insomnium Songs of the Dusk |
| Invent Animate The Sun Sleeps, As If It Never Was |
| Iron Kingdom On the Hunt |
| It may be incredibly obvious that Iron Maiden is a strong influence on this band, but if you're an Iron Maiden fanatic you may still like it. Probably you'll either think it's unoriginal and a poorly executed substitute or you'll see it as a rawer, less polished, but still highly enjoyable album. |
| Iron Maiden Piece of Mind |
| Iron Maiden Killers |
| Iron Maiden The Book of Souls |
| Isen Torr Mighty & Superior |
| Jelusick Follow the Blind Man |
| Judas Priest Sad Wings of Destiny |
| Kataklysm Goliath |
| Khemmis Deceiver |
| King Diamond Fatal Portrait |
| King Mountain Tempest At the Gates |
| Definitely deserves more attention. Heavy hard rock, Grungesque music. Like Pearl Jam, but a lot better... |
| King Weed Let There Be Weed |
| Kyuss Welcome to Sky Valley |
| Lamb of God Ashes of the Wake |
| Lamb of God Sacrament |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV |
| Legendry Time Immortal Wept |
| This music is truly epic, but the singing to me really lets it down. |
| Lunar Chamber Shambhallic Vibrations |
| Majesties Vast Reaches Unclaimed |
| Awesome riffs, beats and early melodic death metal music. The sound production is out of this world. |
| Manowar Kings of Metal |
| Manowar Louder Than Hell |
| Marcus Miller Silver Rain |
| Mastodon Hushed and Grim |
| Mekong Delta Dances of Death (and other Walking Shadows) |
| Midnight Priest Aggressive Hauntings |
| Montrose Montrose |
| Clear, strong vocals, simple 2-4 drum beats with decent heaviness, electrifying guitar and no real weak songs. Classic rock that's only beaten by Van Halen, ACDC, Led Zeppelin and the like. |
| Moon Tooth Phototroph |
| Motorhead Rock 'N' Roll |
| Motorhead Kiss of Death |
| My Sleeping Karma Soma |
| Myrath Hope |
| Nautilus (IRE) The Wrath of the Sea |
| Naxatras IV |
| What is it about the Greeks? Why do they so often make music of such a high standard? I don't know, but this is another example. |
| Oceangrave The Buried Inheritance |
| Ode and Elegy Ode and Elegy |
| Ol' Time Moonshine Magic |
| Opeth Damnation |
| Orange Goblin Time Travelling Blues |
| Parkway Drive Deep Blue |
| Plini Handmade Cities |
| Porcupine Tree The Sky Moves Sideways |
| Power Theory Force of Will |
| An ode to power/heavy metal. Melodic, heavy, fun and varied with great lyrical content. |
| Pretus Epic Destroyer |
| Protosequence Biophagous |
| At first I felt the music across this album was a bit disjointed or unorganised, but upon second listens I feel that's not the case. At times some of the riffs also remind of 'djent' in a bad way. As with most technical death metal it's full of intricate, tortuous, interweaving riffs, rhythms and vocals. Worth listening and re-listening to. |
| Psycroptic Divine Council |
| Queensryche Queensryche |
| Revocation Netherheaven |
| Riot City Burn the Night |
| Rise Against Appeal to Reason |
| Rotting Christ A Dead Poem |
| Rotting Christ Aealo |
| Ruler Rise to Power |
| Runespell Aeons of Ancient Blood (Demo) |
| Runespell Sentinels of Time |
| Rush A Farewell to Kings |
| Rush Feedback |
| Rush Fly by Night |
| Sacred Outcry Towers of Gold |
| Savatage The Wake of Magellan |
| Savatage Hall of the Mountain King |
| Savatage Gutter Ballet |
| Scale the Summit The Migration |
| Scale the Summit V |
| Screamer (SWE) Highway of Heroes |
| Screamer (SWE) Live Sacrifice |
| Serenity in Murder The Highest Of Dystopia |
| Serj Tankian Elasticity |
| Seven Sisters Shadow of a Fallen Star Pt.1 |
| Shaman Rescue |
| Classic power metal, good fun and variety. The songwriting and lyricism is top notch also. |
| Sigh Shiki |
| Skeletonwitch Worship the Witch |
| Slayer Reign in Blood |
| Solace The Brink |
| Spellbook Magick and Mischief |
| Varied song styles from 80s heavy metal with an Ozzy Osborne vocal feel to more Deep Purple esque tunes, I personally found this to be a refreshing take on NWTHM kind of music. |
| Spirit Possession Of the Sign ... |
| An evil onslaught of riffs and heaviness. Gets better with multiple listens. |
| Steely Dan Pretzel Logic |
| Stone Rebel Echoes At The End Of The World |
| Stray Gods Olympus |
| On par with other Greek Gods in the traditional heavy metal genre like Warrior Path, for example. The lyrics are excellent and the music is fun with plenty of hooks. None of the ideas are necessary original and there's lots of Queensryche influence (for instance, 'On the Other Side of the Mirror' is a dead ringer for 'Eyes of a Stranger', but there's everything you want from a band like this in this album. |
| Superchanger Volume 1 |
| Excellent stoner rock! One great long jam fest of an album, from a talented outfit in Ohio. The work from the drummer is particularly impressive. |
| Sylent Storm The Fire Never Dies |
| One of the best New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal Albums I've heard lately! (and I've listened to quite a few) I think this is up there with the recent work of Eternal Champion, Screamer, Warrior Path and Spellbook. The musicianship is superb and despite some criticism of the vocals, they are original and complimentary to the music. Unlike some other artists in this genre, there is a great variety of music on the album. |
| System of a Down Toxicity |
| System of a Down Mezmerize |
| Tales of a Liquid Dawn Continuum Wars |
| The Amity Affliction Let the Ocean Take Me |
| The Black Dahlia Murder Nocturnal |
| The Dear Hunter Act IV: Rebirth in Reprise |
| The Dragons It's Your Time |
| The Ferrymen One More River To Cross |
| The Flight of Sleipnir Eventide |
| The Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You Experienced |
| The Offspring Conspiracy of One |
| The Sound of Animals Fighting Apeshit |
| The Who Who's Next |
| Thin Lizzy Chinatown |
| Thorium (BE) Extraordinary Journeys Pt. I |
| From the Spanish style classical guitar intro, to hooky, catchy power metal choruses this album rocks! There's enough variety to keep you engaged throughout the album. The vocals are strong, which separates this album from other bands that a not necessarily exploring new creative frontiers. |
| Thousand Leaves Lunatic Dawn |
| Much more well rounded and polished than Black Cloak Skeleton in my opinion. The shredding guitar solos and melodies sometimes still have that Dragonforce quality that I really don't like, but there's less of a forced feel on this album. |
| Trespass Wolf at the Door |
| Tribunal (CAN) The Weight Of Remembrance |
| Trouble Run to the Light |
| First time listening to Trouble based on a recommendation. Pretty cool Black Sabbath and Deep Purple vibes. Plenty of variety and some instrumentation and song writing. |
| Tyr Eric The Red |
| Unleash The Archers Demons Of The AstroWaste |
| Much heavier than their later content, I actually enjoyed this rawer, darker sound on another level. I would say this album is more of a mix of melodic and power metal with some excellent musicianship and song writing. If you like these genres (and metal with female lead vocals) I recommend this album. |
| Unleash The Archers Abyss |
| Urne A Feast On Sorrow |
| Valley of the Sun The Chariot |
| W.A.S.P. The Headless Children |
| Walrus (SWI) Unstoppable Force |
| Original fresh heavy metal power metal from Switzerland. Great riffs, hooks and musicianship. |
| Warrior Path Warrior Path |
| Excellent modern power metal. I feel like the last two songs could have been spread out across the album for more variety as these ballads can separate the power metal on the rest of the album to lead to a feeling of less repetition. |
| Watain The Agony and Ecstasy of Watain |
| First I've heard of this band, so I can't compare this to previous releases, but definitely worth listening to! |
| While She Sleeps You Are We |
| White Ward False Light |
| Whitesnake Whitesnake |
| Wishbone Ash Argus |
| Witherfall Nocturnes and Requiems |
| Yesterday's Children Yesterday's Children |
| 3.5 great |
| AC/DC High Voltage |
| Acid Blade Power Dive |
| Pretty rad, the vocals are a kind of chilling powerful doom sounding force. The music itself is more 'classic heavy metal'. I'm not really sure it's anything new, but as often is the case with this new wave of old school metal, it's done well and highly listenable. |
| Alcest Spiritual Instinct |
| Alustrium A Tunnel to Eden |
| Amon Amarth Jomsviking |
| An Abstract Illusion Woe |
| Ancient Empire The Tower |
| If you like traditional metal and want a new band take on the genre, The Tower by Ancient Empire achieves this. The album has great lyrics and concepts, as well as variety in songs and riffs. |
| Ancient Empire Priest of Stygia |
| Great heavy metal with enough variety and good songwriting. In my opinion the vocals are a bit uninspiring and that's where the music is really lacking. |
| Angel Witch Screamin' and Bleedin' |
| Animalize Meat We're Made Of |
| Arch Enemy Doomsday Machine |
| This album has the same as many other Arch enemy albums, whilst there are some shredding riffs and great compositions, the vocals are uninspiring and bland. |
| Arch Enemy Rise of the Tyrant |
| Vocals are sub-par. Everything else is fantastic. |
| Arkham Witch Beer and Bullet Belts |
I haven't heard their previous material, so I can't compare 'Beer and Bullet Belts' to
previous material, but this is a lot of fun! My main criticism is the length, 66 minutes is a
long time for an album like this... Some of the songs can be pretty repetitive too. Massive
tick for the album art, unique sound the band has and the fun lyrics themes prevalent. |
| August Burns Red Constellations |
| BABYMETAL The Other One |
| Baroness Red Album |
| Black Sabbath Master of Reality |
| Blazon Stone Damnation |
| blink-182 Enema Of The State |
| Blut Aus Nord Hallucinogen |
| Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet |
| Boston Boston |
| Breaking Benjamin We Are Not Alone |
| Cauldron Chained To The Nite |
| Cauldron Burning Fortune |
| Cave In Heavy Pendulum |
| Chevelle Sci-Fi Crimes |
| Chevelle NIRATIAS |
| Coracko New Virus Spreads |
| Crayola Eyes Gushing |
| Dakrua Shifting Realities |
| Excellent original music, for some reason it reminds me of Epica, but it's probably more Gothic Metal than anything else. |
| Dead and Dripping Blackened Cerebral Rifts |
| Demonic Being Invocations From the Ancient Path |
| Diamond Head Lightning to the Nations |
| Dismember Like an Ever Flowing Stream |
| Dream Theater Images and Words |
| Earthside A Dream In Static |
| Eclipse (SWE) Armageddonize |
| Elder (USA-MA) Omens |
| Electric Octopus This Is Our Culture |
| Fallujah Empyrean |
| Firehouse Firehouse |
| Fires in the Distance Echoes From Deep November |
| Fleshgod Apocalypse King |
| Fortress Under Siege Atlantis |
NWOTHM from Greece, great traditional heavy metal, could do with some more variety of tempo and
songs in general. To some extent this could be called generic metal but it's supposed to be
traditional heavy metal so if that's what your after I don't any issue with it. To me there's
still enough originality in it. |
| Gatekeeper (CAN) From Western Shores |
| Ghali DNA |
| Girlschool Hit And Run |
| A simple hard rock, blues, metal sound similar to Motorhead and other bands of that nature. The riffs are great on this album and the band is tight. On the whole there's a lot of repetitive content, however, and the vocals can be pretty bland or annoying (mainly on the earlier tracks in the album). |
| Gojira Fortitude |
| Grand Magus Hammer of the North |
| Hazemaze Blinded By The Wicked |
| He Is Legend Endless Hallway |
| Helloween Walls of Jericho |
| Hitten Triumph & Tragedy |
Great 80s style metal and hard rock/glam metal reminiscent of Europe, Motley Crue, Van Halen,
Judas Priest and the like. Nothing progressive or groundbreaking, but very listenable amongst a
variety of other music. I think the first half of the album is stronger, as I prefer the heavier
tracks on the album. |
| In Mourning Afterglow |
| Insomnium Shadows of the Dying Sun |
| Iron Maiden No Prayer for the Dying |
| Iron Maiden Senjutsu |
| Jessie Ware That! Feels Good! |
| A larger variety of tracks with some exploring more of the soul, funk and RnB genres could enhance this album. |
| Judas Priest Defenders of the Faith |
| Judas Priest Screaming for Vengeance |
| Jungle City Jungle City III |
| Solid stoner influenced rock music with a decent dose of variety. The vocals aren't great but often aren't a big focus in these genres. Some of the riffs rock hard, others feel lacking somewhat. |
| Kadavar and Elder Eldovar - A Story of Darkness & Light |
| Khirki Κτηνωδία |
| Lady Killer (ECU) The Broken Lie |
| Lichter Lichter |
| Lord Gallery Lord Gallery |
| Malevolent Creation Stillborn |
| Marta Gabriel Metal Queens |
| Awesome guitar solos and some good vocals. Original but not groundbreaking. rSome of the vocals can be annoying and some of the songs can be repetitive, otherwise great- worth checking out if you like metal. |
| Mastodon The Hunter |
| Midnight Priest Midnight Steel |
| Motorhead Another Perfect Day |
| Nekrogoblikon Stench |
| Nickelback The Long Road |
| Obscura Diluvium |
| Obsidious Iconic |
| Omen Warning of Danger |
| Ozzy Osbourne Blizzard of Ozz |
| Paramore Riot! |
| Pearl Jam Ten |
| Plini Impulse Voices |
| Power Paladin With the Magic of Windfyre Steel |
| Primal Fear Black Sun |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers Unlimited Love |
| Rotting Christ Genesis |
| Running Wild Under Jolly Roger |
| Rush Moving Pictures |
| Rush 2112 |
| Rush Hold Your Fire |
| Sanctuarium Into the Mephitic Abyss |
Interesting death doom with different tempos depending on what genre predominates in each
part of the song. There are a few minor progressive patches which could be extended to
enhance this album. |
| Savatage Handful of Rain |
| Screamer (SWE) Hell Machine |
| Serpent of Old Ensemble Under The Dark Sun |
| Shinedown The Sound of Madness |
| Sodom Sacred Warpath |
| Spiritbox Eternal Blue |
| SpiritWorld Deathwestern |
| Stone Rebel Dreams & illusions |
| Sunny Day Real Estate How It Feels To Be Something On |
| The Contortionist Our Bones |
| The Mysterious Flying Orchestra The Mysterious Flying Orchestra |
| The Offspring Smash |
| The Offspring Americana |
| Thirty Seconds to Mars This Is War |
| Three Days Grace One-X |
| Thurnin Útiseta |
| Tiamat Wildhoney |
| Tir Persepolis |
| Great background music, albeit a little dark. I think the album achieves what it sets out to. |
| Tomb Mold Manor of Infinite Forms |
| Tomb Mold Planetary Clairvoyance |
| Tool Lateralus |
| Tortuga Tortuga |
| Much better than the second album. There's some great riffs and jamming all with a tone and texture typical of stoner or doom metal. There's certainly psychedelic elements a plenty too. For me the lack of any meaningful vocals is a real let down. I know it's not a focus of these genres, but the best artists in the field still have great vocalists. There's more up tempo songs on this album than the second, so some could argue it's less doom metal and more sludge-metal/stoner/psychedelic. The greater level of variety on this album compared to the second is nice. |
| Tower Hill Fighting Spirits (demo) |
| Van Halen Fair Warning |
| Villagers of Ioannina City Riza |
| Viper Queen Surrender To The Bite |
| Cool 80s influenced metal. All musicians in the band seem to play their role well, solid vocals and drums, some great riffs and solos and a tight sound. |
| Visions Of Atlantis Pirates |
| Wolfmother Wolfmother |
| XTC Black Sea |
Highly original, sometimes ingenious, sometimes highly catchy, sometimes annoying or too out
there for me... The only way I can relate to their sound is through David Bowie and the
Clash, for those more familiar with XTC or similar bands (if there are any similar bands),
this is probably more relatable. Clearly a very talented group. Favourite tracks 'Burning
with Optimisms Flames', 'Tower of London' and 'No language in our lungs'. I'm definitely
going to listen to this one more. |
| 3.0 good |
| 1000MODS Super Van Vacation |
| 10cc Deceptive Bends |
| Accept Restless and Wild |
| Accept Breaker |
| Against The Current Fever |
| Definitely overproduced and generic, but better than most pop and radio gaga. |
| Agalloch The Mantle |
| All That Remains The Fall of Ideals |
| Amorphis Tales from the Thousand Lakes |
| Amorphis Tuonela |
| Arch Enemy Will to Power |
| Avenged Sevenfold Waking the Fallen |
| Beyond Creation The Aura |
| Black Label Society Sonic Brew |
| Blackslash No Steel No Future |
| blink-182 Dude Ranch |
| Blood Command Praise Armageddonism |
| Blut Aus Nord Disharmonium - Undreamable Abysses |
| Cadaver The Age of the Offended |
| Carnifex Necromanteum |
| Dark Tranquillity The Gallery |
| Dark Tranquillity Construct |
| Darkher The Buried Storm |
| Demolition Hammer Time Bomb |
| Dethklok Dethalbum III |
| Disillusion Ayam |
| Disturbed Ten Thousand Fists |
| Elegant Weapons Horns For A Halo |
| Eloy Ocean |
| Enslaved Heimdal |
| Eternal Ascent Reclamation |
| Famyne Famyne |
| Fifth Angel When Angels Kill |
| Fish Weltschmerz |
Surprisingly good. I'd call this alternative rock more than anything else, some of the lyrics are
questionable. Edit* After researching the album a bit it's clear there's more than meets the eye
to some of these lyrics, upon first listen some tracks like 'man with a stick' and 'walking on
eggshells' can come across as odd or lacking meaning.
Rose of Damascus is somewhat of a masterpiece. I found some of the other tracks far less moving. |
| Five Finger Death Punch War Is The Answer |
| Godthrymm Distortions |
| Gospel (GR) The Spell |
| Original and varied, if your looking for a different take on new wave of traditional metal or something fresh this is worth a listen. |
| Guns N' Roses Appetite for Destruction |
| Haken Fauna |
| Haunt Mind Freeze |
| Holy Dragon Mordjylland |
| Some of the riffing and jamming is awesome, but the vocals aren't appealing to me. |
| In Flames The Jester Race |
| Incantation Onward to Golgotha |
| Iron Maiden Fear of the Dark |
| Jag Panzer The Hallowed |
| Kataklysm Serenity in Fire |
| Kataklysm Of Ghosts and Gods |
| Meshuggah Koloss |
| Motley Crue Dr. Feelgood |
| My Dying Bride The Ghost of Orion |
| Needless The Cosmic Cauldron |
| Nite Voices of the Kronian Moon |
| Obituary Slowly We Rot |
| Opeth Pale Communion |
| Parius The Signal Heard Throughout Space |
| Poison Open Up and Say... Ahh! |
| Rivers of Nihil The Work |
| Runic Liar Flags |
| Sakis Tolis The Seven Seals of... (as χξς') |
| Underwhelming compared to 'Among the Fires of Hell', but not without good ideas. There simply isn't enough originality in this one and the recycled ideas that are presented aren't as good as the original content in the previous album or in Rotting Christ. |
| Septicflesh Modern Primitive |
| Soilwork Overgivenheten |
| Steve Vai Inviolate |
| System of a Down Hypnotize |
| The Offspring Splinter |
| The Sins of Thy Beloved Lake of Sorrow |
| Thousand Leaves Black Cloak Skeleton |
Great musicianship, not enough variety, however for me. Mostly too fast and heavy. To me this is
more than melodic death metal, I'd argue it's thrash metal too. I enjoyed the opening and closing
instrumentals most. |
| Tortuga Deities |
| It might take a few listens to warm up to this, if you like instrumental style stoner metal and psychedelic music you may enjoy this. Stoner metal/rock isn't my favourite style... I liked the last track the most, which had some prog metal feels to it. |
| Trivium Ascendancy |
| Trivium Shogun |
| Trivium Silence in the Snow |
| Van Halen 5150 |
| Whitesnake Lovehunter |
| Winger Winger |
| XTC Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2) |
