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  1. Auch in diesem Jahr poste ich wieder meine angehörten Alben in 2026 als Cover. Die Reihenfolge ist rein zufällig und stellt keine Wertung dar.

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    010. Ricky Warwick "Fire and Vengance"

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  2. Louder Sound 🤘 Jimmy Page says he doesn't want to tour again but he's still playing guitar: The Led Zeppelin icon, who hasn't toured in a quarter of a century, says that's unlikely to change any time soon dlvr.it/TWHy1v LinkInBio for More 🤘 #LouderSound #heavymetal #metal

  3. NextMosh 🤘 Fall Out Boy perform surprise show at Los Angeles’ Koreatown Plaza (photos): Featuring the live debut of "Aces" and several fan favorites

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  4. NextMosh 🤘 Heilung release “Seidh” video from upcoming ‘Sagas’ album: The new record features recordings created in collaboration with Ninja Theory for Hellblade II: Senua's Saga.

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  5. Noiecreep 🤘 There Are More Rock Bands Playing Coachella 2027 Than You Think: Despite leaning more pop in recent years, there will be a solid rock presence at Coachella 2027 this coming year. Continue reading… dlvr.it/TWHwgk LinkInBio for More 🤘 #noisecreep #heavymetal #metal

  6. Noiecreep 🤘 The Most Anticipated Rock + Metal Albums of 2027: A look at the most exciting rock and metal albums slated for release in 2027. Continue reading… dlvr.it/TWHwgD LinkInBio for More 🤘 #noisecreep #heavymetal #metal

  7. The PRP 🤘 Clown On Slipknot’s New Album: “I Don’t Think People Are Ready For What We’ve Created… Even We Are Saying We’ve Gone To Another Level”: The group have also compiled enough material for a double album, should they choose to go that route.

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  8. Moshville Times 🤘 Album Review: Scarlet Rebels – Flawed By Design: Scarlet Rebels are a band who fit more into Ross’s sphere of listening, being a quality hard rock band. However, I have ended up listening to them a few times while ploughing through our live coverage Spotify playlists as he’s seen them on stage a couple of times. “It Was Beautiful” is one of the … Continue reading Album Review: Scarlet Rebels –… dlvr.it/TWHvnN 👀 Bio Link 4 More 🤘 #Metal #HeavyMetal #TheMoshvilleTimes

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  10. Q’nqüra – Schon bald veröffentliche einen neuen Song meiner Amazon Metal-Playliste auf YouTube den ich heute mit einem eigenen Prompt generieren ließ

    Heute war es mir, nach über einem Monat, endlich wieder gelungen, mich mit dem Verfassen eines neuen Prompts zur Generierung eines neuen Liedes meiner auf YouTube befindlichen Amazon Metal-Playliste zu beschäftigen. Erst am Morgen hatte ich damit begonnen und schon am Nachmittag alles fertigstellen können. Und nachdem ich mich mithilfe von Gemini AI noch einmal vergewisserte, dass alles in Ordnung ist, habe ich die Musikgenerierung angeordnet. Tatsächlich ist dieses Mal gleich der erste Versuch etwas geworden, was für die kostenlose Nutzung von Gemini AI enorm wichtig ist, da man sonst eine Weile, wenn auch nicht lange, warten muss, um Gemini AI wieder einsetzen zu können, wenn man sein tägliches oder gar wöchentliches Nutzungslimit vollkommen auslastet. Und die Generierung von Musik frisst hierbei noch die meisten Ressourcen.

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  11. Iron Savior – Deathbringer Review By Steel Druhm

    Helloween may have launched the classic Euro-power sound as we know it, but one-time Helloweenie Piet Sielck came along 12 years after their immortal Walls of Jericho debut to take that style and pump it full of testosterone, hobo wine, and Mexican steroids. Iron Savior’s 1997 debut was punchy, beefy, and brawny, wedging classic heavy metal aesthetics and badassery back into what was increasingly becoming an overly-frilly, fancy boy sound. On subsequent albums like Unification, Dark Assault, and Condition Red, Piet built his own towering edifice of rough ‘n rugged power with a collection of songs that could not be denied. All these years later, Iron Savior are still haunting the chapel, with 13th album Deathbringer about to unleash the beast once more. If you‘ve heard any of their prior platters, you know what to expect. They often sound like early Helloween mixed with Judas Priest and Mystic Prophecy, and as they age, they sound more and more like a stripped-down, pumped-up version of Blind Guardian. That’s a sure-fire ticket to metallic excess and success, right?

    It usually is, as they cats know how to craft fist-pumping, hooky metal anthems. After an expectedly overdone intro, they rip the band-aid off with the crunchy, head-on aggression of the title track, and it’s everything I love about the Iron Savior experience. The heavy, meaty riffs, Piet’s rough, edgy vocals, and their penchant for huge hooks and guitar heroics are all present and ready to be savored. It’s like the optimal mashup of classic heavy metal and its European dandy cousin, with U.S. power metal along to provide extra muscle. “The Creature’s Tale” is one of the best songs Iron Savior’s come up with in years, infusing a healthy dose of Horror Show-era Iced Earth into the timeless tale of Frankenstein’s monster. When Piet bellows “Frankenstein, I curse your name,” it hits just right, and the guitar work here is exactly the right amount of crunchy and heavy. “Back from the Fires of Hell” keeps the heavy metal thunder flowing, sounding like a throwback to classic albums like Unification and Dark Assault. This is a big, bombastic metal anthem, and the chorus is insanely huge and over-the-top. If this one doesn’t get you itching to fight the cosmic forces of evil single-handedly, you have Terminal Poser Syndrome.

    Elsewhere, “Never to Yield” is another return to their glory days for a shameless metal anthem about battling the enemy until the battle is won. It’s so metal it’s almost parody, but I love it. Deathbringer is an album that shows Iron Savior playing to their strengths, but they aren’t afraid to color outside the lines a bit too. There’s a super-cheesy, motivational cut called “Climbing Higher,” which I find cringe-inducingly silly, but I can’t stop hearing it in my head. The only track that feels a bit underwhelming is “Gunslinger,” and even that’s not bad. A few tracks suffer a touch from bloat, and the album clocks in at a zaftig one-hour-plus thanks to 2 bonus tracks (one of which, “No Deal,” sits in the middle of the album for some reason; the other is a highly effective cover of Judas Priest deep cut, “Fever”). These quibbles aside, I can’t find much here to dislike, as pretty much every song brings the power and glory and does the Iron Savior brand justice.

    I’ve been a big fan of Piet Sielck’s masculine, bellowing bellicosity since their debut, and he sounds just as good here as he did back in 1997. As he ages, his vocals remind more and more of Hansi Kürsch, and the way Iron Savior craft their big, bold choruses makes the Blind Guardian comparisons even more obvious (especially on “Light in the Dark” and “Dawn of Deliverance”). This is a good thing, of course. Piet and Joachim Küstner bedazzle the material with a manly collection of knuckle-dusting classic metal riffs, and when it’s time to wail, wail they do in grand fashion. There’s not much of the usual Euro-power fruit and frills here, and that’s appreciated muchly. This is streamlined metal that goes for the throat.

    Deathbringer is the most consistently kickass Iron Savior album since 2011s The Landing, and it often reminds me of their glory days in the late 90s and early aughts. It’s big, dumb metal with balls, heart, attitude, and a nerd’s love of sci-fi and fantasy themes. What’s not to love about that? In dark times, look for a savior made of iron. This is The Way.

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Frontiers
    Website: facebook.com/ironsavior
    Releases Worldwide: November 13th, 2026

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  13. Victim und Lucifuge spielen im Rockpool.

    Freitag, 13.11.2026, Doors: 20:00 Uhr, Noise: 21:00 Uhr
    in der Grenzstraße 19, 06112 Halle (Saale)
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  14. Decibel Magazine 🤘 Video Premiere: Bandit – ‘Alcohol’: Philly grind maniacs Bandit announce their new album with a stop-motion video for new single "Alcohol."

    The post Video Premiere: Bandit – ‘Alcohol’ appeared first on Decibel Magazine. dlvr.it/TWG9gP LinkInBio for More 🤘 #DecibelMagazine #Metal #HeavyMetal

  15. rockn.me/hhh592 - “French Kiss” New The Hard, Heavy & Hair Show with Pariah Burke, Episode 592

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  16. Adversor – This Mortal Coil Review By ClarkKent

    It’s a tale of two Italian brothers who band together to go off on tours and put their skills to the test. Oh, sorry, not the Super Mario Brothers, but the Cardi brothers, Marco (Dado) and Jacopo. When Dado’s previous band, H.o.S., called it quits in 2015, he and his brother formed this Italian four-piece, Adversor, which has proved a much more productive project, as This Mortal Coil marks their fourth in eleven years. Adversor has sought to turn their punky, angry thrash into diatribes against “increasingly impossible living conditions,” “authoritarianism, genocide, and violence against women,” with one song (“Burn”) dedicated to a university student, Giulia Cecchettin, whose horrific murder sparked outrage across Italy. Their heart is in the right place, so now let’s find out if the music hits the right notes.

    This Mortal Coil contains some old school Kreator leanings with doses of melodicism and power metal noodling mixed in. “Shattered Visions” gets things going nice and fast with its punky energy, simple yet effective drumming from the younger Cardi brother, and a surprising amount of bass stanking up the joint. Dado snarls with ferocity and bite, delivering the band’s message with venomous anger and doing his best Mille Petrozza impression. Filipo Parrise, on guitars, channels plenty of energy and plays some rip-roaring melodies, bringing to mind Bloodletter on the likes of “This Mortal Coil” and “Totem of Doom.” Speaking of which, “Totem of Doom” ironically proves the thrash standout on the record. As the album’s shortest song proper, it proves the power of efficiency, though the sweet riffs and Ale’s impressive bass presence also help.

    With Vektor as a source of inspiration, Adversor take This Mortal Coil in often progressive and noodly directions. Following a couple of pure thrash cuts, “Burn” mixes the tempo up, opening with some good thrash before slowing things down for mid-paced bruising riffs and a solo that borrows heavily from classic heavy metal. The song concludes with a rousing chorus of “Burn burn burn” that has the feel of the classic Kvaen line, “Fire fucking fire.” Similarly, “Gargantua” goes in more progressive directions, beginning like another thrash tune before diving into a very lengthy instrumental portion that includes some light jazz bass, a solo, and tempo rises and falls before falling into a pretty unusual bit of distortion at the song’s conclusion. While I can see what they were aiming for, the material isn’t always compelling enough, and the frequent solos and instrumental segues end up disrupting the thrash instead of enhancing it.

    There’s a tight thrash record in these 43 minutes, but with so many songs creeping towards or past the five-minute range, it suffers too much bloat. In some cases it’s good thrash that just carries on too long (“This Mortal Coil”), but there’s also some tighter thrash that’s just too bland to move the needle (“The Heritage,” “Side by Side”). Things especially fall off down the stretch as the hooks struggle to land. “Ghosts of Ourselves” inserts a pretty fun dueling guitar bit between the lead guitar and the bass, but this just serves as a highlight for an otherwise uninspired tune. Thematically, This Mortal Coil is all over the place as well. Adversor includes some sci-fi touches inspired by the films Interstellar and Event Horizon and channels that into an instrumental interlude and outro containing synths that feel more at home on Stranger Things.

    This Mortal Coil sounds like a band seeking to take its identity in a new direction and expand their musical repertoire. Their earlier stuff has tighter writing and the Kreator thrash feels more prominent. Here, Adversor choose to go in more exploratory directions, even as some of the thrash they write is among their best stuff. There’s plenty to enjoy here, with a track or two to throw on your thrash playlist. Maybe as a whole the record doesn’t fully succeed, but perhaps Adversor can build off of this and write some more compelling material next time that better matches their instrumental prowess.

    Rating: 2.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Selvajaria Records
    Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
    Releases Worldwide: November 6th, 2026

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