Review: Dawnwalker – House of Sand
This new road for Dawnwalker holds its own set of opportunities and challenges. Best we prime ourselves for this variation.
This new road for Dawnwalker holds its own set of opportunities and challenges. Best we prime ourselves for this variation.
One of the most perfectly standard symphonic power metal albums ever produced.
A flawed yet endearingly weird work for all you lovers of zany prog metal.
A beacon in the post-metal sea that needs to shine a little brighter.
Be’Lakor’s own pianist’s solo album, a wonderful trip into minimalist piano. It’s as sure to calm you down as it is to put you to sleep.
A 50/50 blend of Rush and Motorhead that isn’t as exciting as that sounds.
A showcase of a bizarro take on progressive metal.
A whirlwind of folk and jazz influences that will defy whatever expectations you may have.
Ambrius boldly attempt to break the mould, but said mould is only ever broken temporarily before they fall back into their routine
The slinky dissonance of Aethereus collides with the technicality of the Deviant Process at a million miles per hour. This is The Artisan Era-core to a tee.