SILVER LAKE by Esa Holopainen – SILVER LAKE by Esa Holopainen
by Covid-19 felt to be a good opportunity for Esa Holopainen to go solo. Instead of releasing new stuff with Amorphis, he founded the project SILVER …
Tag: Hard Rock & Metal
All about harder rock melodies
Mental Cruelty – A Hill To Die Upon
About the album A Hill To Die Upon, its composer and guitarist Marvin Kessler said, This is the album I tried to write for such …
Pop Evil – Versatile
Pop Evil are definitely in the top spheres of the US hard rock scene. Their album regularly hit upper rankings in the charts – in …
Manntra – Monster Mind Consuming
Croatian folk–rock with a metal touch? Sounds quite interesting, doesn’t it? And, indeed, when I scanned one of the music promotion networks I have access …
Evanescence – The Bitter Truth
It has been quite amazing for me to read that The Bitter Truth is only the fifth studio album by the US rock band Evanescence so …
As Everything Unfolds – Within Each Lies The Other
This release is for the guitar lovers. As Everything Unfolds is a band from Southern England, which has developed very well during the last years …
Burn Down Eden – Burn Down Eden
Even though their press package praises them as the new German lead in the melodic death metal scene, I have to admit that I had …
The L.A. Maybe – Dirty Damn Tricks
As frequent readers of Flyctory.com might now, I do keep a certain mental distance to press releases and press kits. The press kit of this …
Silent Winter – Empire of Sins
I did not have Greek music for quite a while. The more I am glad that I received another sample of the interesting metal scene …
Thunder – All The Right Noises
The release list as of 12th March 2021 was just massive. Even though I had quite a lot of albums available as pre-releases a few …
Heart Healer – The Metal Opera by Magnus Karlsson
I love metal operas. Avantasia, for example, are one of my absolute favorite acts over all genres. Thus, I was very interested when I read …
Orden Ogan – Final Days
I have to admit that I did not know Orden Ogan before this review. Quite a gap in my music knowledge – especially as the …