Jack Starr New York, New York
When guitarist JACK STARR left his band Virgin Steele in 1983 it was a shock for everyone, including fans and the press. Virgin Steele had just released "Guardians Of The Flame" - a masterpiece of American heavy metal.
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An absolutely amazing Epic fantasy Power metal band. It reflects the warrior spirit very well. I'm looking forward to their third album.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Chains of Love (Remastered) [feat. Rhett Forrester]”
A churning, smoky, and doomed affair. Gone is much of the adventurous, sword-and-sorcery battle hymn of Forever Black and earlier; this is a trudging march of grim and dark resolve. A well-chosen album name. This was a different direction than I expected, so I will have to screw my head on right to give it a re-listen, but I think it will please even more. Many of the melodies take shadowy turns of half-tone tension, evoking the dire fate hanging overhead as mighty heavy lyrics damn you.
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Decadence and Decay
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Chains of Love (Remastered) [feat. Rhett Forrester]”
Genre: Epic Heavy Metal, Power Metal, Thrash Metal
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Blackened death metal riffs and Lovecraftian horror go hand-in-hand on the Seattle brutalists' ferocious eight-track epic.
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Destination Destruction
by Satan's Fall
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 24, 2023
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Chains of Love (Remastered) [feat. Rhett Forrester]”
Been looking to expand my power metal collection a bit beyond the classics of HammerFall, Blind Guardian, et. al. Not disappointed by these guys in the least. A sound very much inspired by German and Swedish power metal greats imo.
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