Bursting onto the power metal scene back in 2015, Slovakia based band Within Silence quickly made a name for themselves with the release of their debut album Gallery of Life, and then the 2017 follow-up …READ MORE
Ghost Town is the ninth studio album by Swedish Metal band Narnia. It is the follow-up to their previous studio release, From Darkness to Light, which came out in 2019. Ghost Town was produced and …READ MORE
Swedish Christian Metal Soars Although technically a new band, Sweden’s Flames of Fire is made up of Metal veterans, all coming together to create the tight, well written album: Flames of Fire. Longtime friends vocalist …READ MORE
Heavenly Melodies The self titled debut album from Scandinavian Christian Power Metal band The Waymaker has just hit the airwaves, showing us what it sounds like to cross Yngwie Malmsteen with Christian Worship music. The …READ MORE
DeadRisen is the new project by Rivera/Bomma guitarist Rod Rivera and Symphony X bassist Mike LePond. As the group professes, “DeadRisen is an explosive cocktail of older musicians with young new school guys.” Rounding out …READ MORE
The second album from God’s Army, Demoncracy, is a textbook example of modern AOR. Blending all of the classic 80s Hard Rock and proto-Metal influences like Rainbow, Hardline, Deep Purple, Iron Maiden, Saxon, and others, …READ MORE
Los Angeles’ D.O.G. (Disciples Of God) describe themselves as Christian Metal in the Metallica and Motörhead vein. Comprised of members of Holy Soldier, Vengeance Rising, and Neon Cross, the band displays a professional musicianship and …READ MORE
Who says Metal has to be sinister and evil all the time? Golden Resurrection certainly doesn’t. They are a new Christian Metal band on the scene from Sweden. These guys produce a very intense combination …READ MORE
When one thinks of Christian Metal, the first names that come to mind are Stryper, Holy Soldier, Barren Cross as the list goes on endlessly. Also on most occasions, those Christian Metal bands are American …READ MORE
Metal and Christianity just don’t mix. That’s an opinion many in the Metal community share. They may not admit it openly, but even the most receptive of metal fans will automatically dismiss an album that’s …READ MORE