There isn’t really much I can tell you about Devil’s Heaven other than that they’ve released a great debut album called “Heaven On Earth” that is well worth checking out! The information available from their website, Facebook page (which only has just over 50 likes) and press release is pretty vague really. What we do know is that they’re from Sweden, which is generally a good sign when it comes to rock music! “Heaven On Earth” was released through Helldiver Records on 25th February and you can find it on iTunes.
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A NUMBER of week's back we reviewed the latest release from a cappella metal band Van Canto, Dawn of the Brave. Despite our reservations about the very concept of a Cappella metal we have kept on coming back to the album, with its intense soundscape produced from just vocal
Read more: Van Canto – A cappella Metal, where did that come from!
IN the darkest days of Northern Ireland's Troubles the many attempts by movements such as the Peace People to bring it to an end to the fighting proved futile, but punk rock became a unifying force amongst young people.
And, one band in particular articulated the frustration and anger at a land dominated by bigoted politicians and
And, one band in particular articulated the frustration and anger at a land dominated by bigoted politicians and
THE metal snobs sometimes dismiss European power metal, but they do so without realising the sheer majesty in the unrestrained, unconstrained joy - and right now there are few better examples on the scene than the Nuclear Blast release from Sonata Arctica.
Out now, Pariah's Child, is a product of the Finnish band, and it is a product
Out now, Pariah's Child, is a product of the Finnish band, and it is a product
Read more: Power metal pounding from Sonata Arctica on Pariah's Child