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 This album is the Edda in music.

 Odin Owns Ye All is an album that can be listened to from beginning to end without tiring or boring.

Einherjer’s album Odin Owns Ye All masterfully translates Norse mythology into epic Viking metal. With a new vocalist and evolved sound, it offers a majestic musical journey through creation, divine battles, and Ragnarok. The album blends epic and folk elements, maintaining a compelling narrative from start to finish. It is highly recommended for fans of the genre looking for an immersive mythological experience. Dive into the epic saga of Odin Owns Ye All—listen now and experience Norse mythology like never before!

 An album excellently played and meticulously detailed, starting with the lyrics, introspective and very evocative, perfectly integrated with the music.

 This time, the closing belongs directly to them: “No Fate. Only The Power Of Will.”

Lost Horizon's 2003 album 'A Flame To The Ground Beneath' remains a remarkable power metal work distinguished by spiritual lyrics, complex progressive elements, and impeccable performances. Despite the band's stagnation and lineup changes, this album's melancholic yet positive atmosphere captivates listeners. With only nine tracks, including intros and instrumentals, the musical craftsmanship shines, creating a dreamy and immersive journey. Dive into Lost Horizon's 'A Flame To The Ground Beneath' and experience a unique blend of power and progressive metal today!

 The strengths of this album are the vocal lines, unhampered by the partial insufficiency of the lyrics, which manage to be captivating, leading to epic and majestic choruses.

 An album recommended for lovers of classic heavy-power that, although it doesn’t add anything new to the genre, is appreciated for the expressive charge and for the conviction that these five guys express in music.

Powerwolf's second album, Lupus Dei, delivers a classic heavy-power metal experience with energetic tracks and gothic themes. Attila Dorn's vocal performance stands out despite some simplistic lyrics. The use of organ adds a unique gothic atmosphere, complemented by excellent production. Though not groundbreaking, the album is a strong foundation for the band's growth and is recommended for fans of traditional power metal. Discover the epic gothic power of Powerwolf’s Lupus Dei—listen now and experience classic metal magic!