History of Draconian Times Released on June 12th 1995 “Draconian Times” is the fifth studio album by Paradise Lost, one of the pioneers of gothic and doom metal. By the mid-90s the band had already gained recognition for blending doom…
History: Released on March 23, 1988, “Blood Fire Death” is the fourth studio album by Swedish black metal pioneer Bathory. This album marked a significant evolution in the band’s sound, transitioning from the raw, primal fury of their early work…
History: Released on September 18, 1970 “Paranoid” is the second studio album by English heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath. Often considered one of the most important albums in the history of heavy metal “Paranoid” helped define the genre, solidifying Black…
History: Released on October 7, 1986 “Reign in Blood” is Slayer third studio album and largely recognised as one of the most important recordings in the thrash metal genre. Rick Rubin produced the record, which stands out for its raw…
History: “Humanoid” is the latest studio album from legendary German heavy metal band Accept released in 2024. Building on a career spanning over four decades “Humanoid” follows their 2021 album “Too Mean to Die” marking another chapter in the band…
History: “Images and Words” is the second studio album by American progressive metal band Dream Theater, released on July 7, 1992. It marked a turning point in the band career, being their first album to feature vocalist James LaBrie. The…
History: “The Crimson Idol” is the fourth studio album by American heavy metal band W.A.S.P., released on July 8, 1992. This concept album tells the poignant story of Jonathan a young boy who dreams of becoming a rock star to…
History: “Coma of Souls” is the fifth studio album by German thrash metal band Kreator, released in 1990. By this time, Kreator had already cemented their place as one of the leading forces in the thrash metal scene, particularly in…
History: “Holy Diver” marks the debut solo album by Ronnie James Dio released on May 25, 1983. After successful stints with Rainbow and Black Sabbath, Dio embarked on a solo career bringing his unparalleled vocal prowess and lyrical themes to…
Released in 1987 “Among the Living” catapulted Anthrax into the forefront of the thrash metal movement, solidifying their place as one of the “Big Four”. This album represents the band unique ability to blend blistering speed, intricate guitar work and…
