Creating a successor to their masterpiece The Black Halo must have been a tough job. Norwegian Power Metal heroes Kamelot have managed several times before to come up with an even better album to their …READ MORE
Triosphere’s debut album, Onwards, received good reviews after its release last year (perhaps handed out too generously?), and the band have also built themselves a reputation as a very solid live act after touring with …READ MORE
With many of today’s Metal bands spitting out mediocre variations via the live DVD theme at a more rapid pace than their predecessors downed bottles of Jack Daniels, it is somewhat of a mystery that …READ MORE
ARCH ENEMY Why both Entombed and Arch Enemy –- two highly profiled, domestic, and very popular bands –- both were scheduled to play at noon remains a mystery, especially as both bands belong to the …READ MORE
GOTHENBURG, February 4, 2006 The rest The day began early, as Yours Truly and Henrik the photographer met up at a car rental agency in Oslo’s city centre to acquire the vehicle of choice, a …READ MORE
BLACK HALO AND LIGHT BROWN COFFEE – A CONVERSATION WITH ROY KHAN OF KAMELOT MER: You have a new album out. Unfortunately I have not heard it yet, what can I expect from it? RK: …READ MORE
2005 looks to be a golden year indeed for fans of Metal music – already there have been plenty of awesome releases, and there’s several more quality bands who are planning new releases. Here’s the …READ MORE
Every year, there’s a sold out venue in Atlanta’s Midtown that makes the local parking mafia scratch their heads. A sold out venue means that they should make, and probably pocket, lots of green bills …READ MORE
Interview with vocalist Roy Khan about the “Epica” album …READ MORE
The American/Norwegian combo Kamelot has done it again. This must be the most successful North-Atlantic union since NATO was formed. Epica is the band’s sixth studio album, and the fourth featuring ex-Conception singer Khan on …READ MORE