If you are into death metal you have these bands: Golgotha from 1992 and still active, Avulsed from 1991 and they will release a new album in March, Bloodhunter from 2008, with a female growler. Wormed, brutal death metal from 1998 and they released a new album last year by Season of Mist. Check also Diabulus in Musica, a symphonic/power metal band from 2006 and their last album was released by Napalm Records.

lol I would’ve never noticed you said “slogo” until you said it. Nice touch lol

avalanch is the best band ever.

I really like the album, catchy songs and great guitar playing. Agree that’s it’s probably a bit on the long side. The Six Hundred is a historical song based on the Charge of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War (same battle as Maiden’s The Trooper). Enjoyed the review.

Super album Rihchie disliked it but I like it

On April 25th, Swiss folk/melodic death metal act Eluveitie will be releasing their ninth album, Anv, which will be their first album since 2019's Atengatos and their first with new fiddle player Lea-Sophie Fischer, who joined last year.

Mago de Oz has some really catchy stuff on that latest album. If you like Angelus Apatrida, you need to listen to the song "Sharpen the Guillotine". Probably one of the catchiest thrash songs i've ever heard. Dark Moor I liked all the way up to the Tarot album...then they fell off for me.

Mago de Oz and Dark Moor were the standouts as I know them. The rest I need to check out.

Please stop with these bullshit about this album that is or not the worst doors album!! First of all....all the 6 doors album are masterpiece....soft parade included!! the soft parade song is one of the greatest song ever written....totally underraterd😡😡......Wild child gorgeous tune as all the album!

As well as Angelus Apatrida I'd recommend the following Spanish thrash bands - Holycide Extinctcide Vatican Spectrum Killdozer

Great video. I subscribed so I'll be watching a lot more.

Bro,italian please ))

I know Angelus Apatrida. I'll have to check out the rest. My favorite current Spanish group is definitely Iron Curtain, a Speed/Thrash/Heavy Metal band. Think Exciter meets Motorhead.

Loving the series man, the first Spanish band that I got into was Baron Rojo. I'm surprised that you didn't mention them because they were big in the 80s, and of course the early material is their best ;)

I know a few of this bands. I cant stand Mago de oz 😂

Happy New Year John 👍 great insight on every album been listening to Rammstein lately so had to leave my ranking. 8. Rosenrot 7. Liebe ist fur alle da 6. Herzeleid 5. Zeit 4. Sehnsucht 3. Reise, Reise 2. Untitled 1. Mutter

I like Stormbringer better than Burn

This is my favorite Zeppelin album.

Right after our recent collab with Live Listen Erased, MORE disturbing s**t emerged regarding Tim Lambesis. A few days after our collab was recorded for the episode of "Controversial Artists: Where Do You Draw the Line", a video began circulating that showed Lambesis abusing his [now ex] wife and recently, ANOTHER video surfaced, this time an animal abuse video involving Lambesis attacking his ex-spouse's dog. Personally, I think Lambesis should've stayed behind bars after he tried to kill his first wife! Since his imprisonment, Tim has shown no remorse for his crimes. Zach Adkins did a video on Tim abusing his wife and even mentioned him in his "Evil Musicians That People Worshipped" video, which had three artists that you, Live Listen Erased and Hector all covered [one of them was in episode one] in collabs [I was involved talking about two of those in the recent episode]. The three artists were: 1. Ian Watkins [part 1] 2. Vince Neil [part 4] 3. Tim Lambesis [part 4] Wyatt Turner, who runs the channel Wyatt's Metal, ALSO did a video on the whole Tim Lambesis situation back in November and even mentioned him in his "worst crimes in metal" video. Ian Watkins was also mentioned in Wyatt's video as well. And Savox, a British KZbinr known for videos about dark subjects, mentioned Tim Lambesis and Ian Watkins in his first "evil musicians" video.

I love the Damage Plan album. It was like they took their whole sound sideways and was even a bit harder than Pantera. Very cutting edge heavy metal that retained the groove aspect. So sad! RIP Vinnie and Dime 😢❤

Head East version of Since you been gone- Went to 46 in the USA chart

Hi John!!! I remember Grave Digger from back in the day and like it very much, then bought "War Games", but then lost track about them, just to realize they have a huge discrography...... but i agree their music just got kind of samey, this i have not heard, but will give a try. cheers and be well

Cool bunch have listen to some from the releases of Hazzerd and Sarcator. That sounds fantastic. Will check the others.

Some cool picks

Album cover looks AI too

I heard singles and it was ok. Jc doing album covers is their something you cant do.

REALLY enjoying the new Infested Angel album!! \m/

Yesss the warning. !!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

My favorite song 🤘🤘🤘

Thanks for the heads-up on Tumenggong, just checked them out on YT, and am going to pick up their CD on Bandcamp. Loved what I heard on the three tracks I listened to so far.

That Hazzerd album is amazing. And that Sacator album is pretty wicked. Killer stuff. Cheers JC. Didn’t I see you earlier today?? 😂

Master Sword, a band that centers its lyrical themes on The Legend of Zelda, dropped a new album this past Friday. The album is called Toying with Time, a progressive/power metal concept album based on the game Majora's Mask.

Richie like Yngvie can not make up their minds if they want to be serious classical composers or Rockstars it's a shame because the talent is evident but they have had zero growth they refuse to put of ego guitarist such as Somonie Mularoni Michael Romeo Stephen Forte Simon Capone Mats Hauglan Jorn viggo Lofstad have left them in the dust

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Not on much on here much now friend. See u when i can. Rock On! 🤘🌎❤️

FNM will aways be my go to band. I was late teens when they realeased The Real Thing and had the time of my life going out listening to that album as it was on pretty much every juke box at the time. I love the fact that there's loads of FNM Dads still knocking around!

At first i heard of Elyose was female fronted i was ready to jumped on. But the language is damage it for me. Will jumped on some of the others. Feks Ex Deo.

Good review. A classic band. A band i will digged more this year. Bone Collector is one i will get.

It's funny that the adolescent fantasy styling of Iron Maiden inevitably led to arrested development fans forty years later who still look like they're living adolescent fantasies.

You know what they say: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That applies to Grave Digger. You know what they sound like and they deliver.

It definitely is❤❤❤

Adriaan Van den Berg joined Whitesnake later in the 80s. I'm more into rock than into metal and I think The Bloody Honkies had a really good hard rock album in 2007. It's 70s style hard rock drifting towards the proto punk rock of the Stooges here and there.

I picked up this album yesterday at Newbury Comics, I just happened to see it under new releases they got in two copies so I grabbed one. It sounds exactly like I thought it would, with Grave Digger you know exactly what you're getting and that's a good thing. It's a fun album better than the last one, The Rich, The Poor, The Dying is my favorite track on the album. Great review man, take care.

Hi John.Madylion is the best from Gathering.Enter from Within temptation.After these albums they all turn into Nightwish style.From nightwish I only like their first album.Even the other bands I like , Born from pain and Carch Angren,I listen to their early albums.

Nice list! You should really check out Sea of Consciousness. Its progressive technical death.

Have not seen Blackbriar suggested yet. Symphonic metal with unique female vocals.

Train of Consequences is one of my favourite Megadeth songs

I liked it, it was very polished and I can understand why some don't like it

Being from a little south of Buffalo, RUSH were Rock Gods there, and I was fortunate enough to see them multiple times through 3 decades. One of the greatest bands of all time, having 3 great musicians, and one rest his soul was unlike any I've ever seen

So underrated, way better than Ten.