Post by josta59 on Mar 28, 2022 18:00:13 GMT -5
We're three months into 2022, and I haven't heard much metal yet this year that got me really excited. We were well into February before I heard anything I really liked. Here are three new albums I do enjoy.
Farseer: Crowned by the Hammer
This Scottish power metal band played from 2007 until this past January. They split up right before they released this album in February. This is their second full-length album and the only one I've listened to.
Merciless Law: Troops of Steel
This is a Chilean band, although I can't tell if it has more than one member. This is their first album, and it came out earlier this month (March). It has a real eighties vibe to it, which I love.
Cloven Hoof: Time Assassin
This was released in the past week, and I just listened to it today. I've liked Cloven Hoof for a while. They're an English band that got started in 1979 and never looked back. They were part of the "new wave of British heavy metal" along with Iron Maiden and many other bands. They had three full-length albums in the eighties. As of this week, they've had six more albums since 2006. I liked this latest album, especially the first half. It started to drag toward the end.
Farseer: Crowned by the Hammer
This Scottish power metal band played from 2007 until this past January. They split up right before they released this album in February. This is their second full-length album and the only one I've listened to.
Merciless Law: Troops of Steel
This is a Chilean band, although I can't tell if it has more than one member. This is their first album, and it came out earlier this month (March). It has a real eighties vibe to it, which I love.
Cloven Hoof: Time Assassin
This was released in the past week, and I just listened to it today. I've liked Cloven Hoof for a while. They're an English band that got started in 1979 and never looked back. They were part of the "new wave of British heavy metal" along with Iron Maiden and many other bands. They had three full-length albums in the eighties. As of this week, they've had six more albums since 2006. I liked this latest album, especially the first half. It started to drag toward the end.
