Legendary Norwegian Heavy Metal vocalist Jørn Lande has just finished his short Norwegian tour before he once again enters the studio to create yet another solo album. On this tour he only played small venues, …READ MORE
Maeder is the self-titled debut album from Australian Hard Rockers Maeder. Maeder’s debut EP Business In Me reached the Top 30 on the Australian national charts and number one on the independent charts. They also …READ MORE
Pathosray is an Italian Progressive Metal band that was formed in 2000. It has taken them seven years to get signed and put out their self-titled debut album, but what a debut this is! The …READ MORE
Between the recording of the debut album of his new band Zerozonic, and playing concerts with Blood Red Throne, guitarist Daniel Olaisen took the time to answer a few questions from Metal Express Radio. …READ MORE
Written in collaboration by Andreas Nergård and Kristian Singh-Nergård. September 29th is a date that most Progressive Metallers in Norway will remember for a long time. This was the night when the legends of Progressive …READ MORE
Machinemade God is a German Metalcore band that was formed in 2003. They released their debut album The Infinity Complex in 2006, an album that was produced by Jacob Bredahl (vocalist of Hatesphere). Since the …READ MORE
Divine Heresy is an American Death Metal band, formed in 2006 by former Fear Factory and current Asesino guitarist Dino Cazares. He recruited Tim Yeung (ex-Vital Remains, ex-Hate Eternal) on drums, Tommy Vext for the …READ MORE
Quite often you see subgenres of Metal vanish, only to surface later. It’s simply the way of the Metal. Sometimes it comes back in the same form and sometimes with a new twist. During the …READ MORE
Tribuzy is a Brazilian Power Metal band fronted by singer Renato Tribuzy. In 2005, they released the band’s first (and so far only) studio album. The album (Execution) featured guest performances by Heavy Metal legends …READ MORE
All photos by Kristian Singh-Nergård The Festival Øyafestivalen is located in the capital of Norway (Oslo). The area itself is not that big and you have to place your tent in a nearby campsite or …READ MORE