Avatar, over the years, has proven to be a band that doesn’t just sit on its laurels. Dance Devil Dance is a testament to this. Over the last decade and a half, the band has accrued quite an interesting and dedicated fanbase, and with each album, they’ve pushed for a different sound or further experimentation. This time around, they move forward by looking a bit to the past.
This Is War Dead Among the Living Silver Tongue Sin After Sin Stay Holiday Fable…
Let It Rain Flood Pt. 1 Nothing but the Truth Give It Up All God’s…
Me and Mary Jane (Live) Burnin’ (Live) Again (Live) Yeah Man (Live) In My Blood/Island Jam…
Selfish Heart Free and Weightless Ani Beautiful Mistake The Same Again Poison Flowers Follower Bring…
I’ve Got You Under My Skin I’ve Got The World On A String I Fall…
Northwards On the Dark Waters The Moon Windmane A New Land When the Gods Came…
Musically, the band has ebbed and flowed not particularly with the times, but with different sounds and experimenting while putting their own twist on their influences. However, In the Court of the Dragon is probably their most cohesive and Trivium sounding album, yet
Colloquially, when one thinks of Van Halen, they think of Eddie Van Halen, the groundbreaking, incredibly talented and intrepid guitarist. However, the name of Van Halen has taken new meaning with Wolfgang, Eddie’s only son, who finally has his chance to stand out from not only the crowd, but from his father’s incredible legacy.
Bread and Circus Apocalyptical The Underwhelming Grey Area 5.1 Theorem UPGrade Bullet Train to Iowa…
Ringin’ In My Head Again Push Down & Turn When Angels Learn To Fly Live…
Over the years, Sevendust have proven, time and time again, to be one of the most consistent rock/metal outfits out there. The Atlanta-based quintet have not only defined their own sound, but they have continually evolved on each album, without retreading things, wholesale.
Regeneration Hollow (Project Regeneration) Worth Dyin’ For Terminator Oscillator All These Years Accelerate Bring You…
Throughout the years, few bands have been consistent in putting out stellar albums while aggressively expanding their sound. Whether it’s the more metalcore sounding Vengeance Falls, or the more heavy metal sounding Silence in the Snow, the growth of their skills and playing has proven immensely.
Since the demise of Creed, the instrumentalists joined forces with Myles Kennedy and formed Alter Bridge out of its ashes. Initially, many fans (including myself!) felt that it was just Creed part deux, and mostly had written them off. That is, until they dropped an absolute bombshell of an album, Blackbird. That album was just the start of what has proven to be a very prolific career.
