Xabaras

 "Wheel of Time is, in my opinion, the band’s best work since Nightfall in Middle-Earth."

 "At the Edge of Time begins with 'Sacred Worlds' — a powerful orchestra blended with a song already heard but only now appreciated in its full maturity."

The review praises Blind Guardian's At the Edge of Time as a triumphant return to form, blending epic fantasy themes with orchestral power metal. Highlighted are the band's technical skill, diverse compositions, and Hansi Kursch's vocal prowess. It considers the album their best since Nightfall in Middle-Earth, emphasizing standout tracks and the balance of old-school speed metal and melodic ballads. Dive into Blind Guardian's At the Edge of Time — listen now and experience epic power metal at its finest!

 This album is genuinely Italian for real, in language as well as in sounds.

 An excellently crafted debut album, original, beautiful, and of indisputable quality.

This review highlights In Tormentata Quiete's debut album as a stand-out in the Italian black metal scene. Sung entirely in Italian, it incorporates melodic, folk, and extreme metal elements with a strong Mediterranean identity. The interplay between harsh and clean vocals, along with proficient instrumentation, creates a unique and engaging listening experience. The album is recognized for its originality and high quality, making it a notable release beyond typical metal offerings. Explore In Tormentata Quiete’s unique blend of Italian melodic and black metal—listen now and experience a fresh metal journey!

 This is not a Dio + Black Sabbath album, name changes aside, here are the truly archaic Sabbaths, those dark and gloomy of the Ozzy period, but with the vocal contribution of a phenomenon like Ronnie James Dio.

 It is perhaps the best album of 2009 and a powerful, dark, up to date but at the same time 'the devil we know' album.

The Devil You Know by Heaven & Hell revisits classic Black Sabbath's dark metal sound infused with Ronnie James Dio's powerful vocals. The album balances old-school riffs with modern metal elements, delivering a strong and atmospheric experience. While not a masterpiece, it stands out as one of 2009's best metal releases. Fans of Dio and Sabbath's Dio era will find much to appreciate. Discover the dark power of Heaven & Hell's The Devil You Know—listen now and experience a classic metal revival!