Diablo Blvd
Tracklist: 1 Beyond the Veil
2 Get up 9
3 Follow the Deadlights
4 Son of Cain
5 We are Legion
6 Fear is for the Enemy
7 Peace won by War
8 End of Time
9 Rise like Lions
10 Inhuman
Tracklist: 1 Beyond the Veil
2 Get up 9
3 Follow the Deadlights
4 Son of Cain
5 We are Legion
6 Fear is for the Enemy
7 Peace won by War
8 End of Time
9 Rise like Lions
10 Inhuman
Say hello to the band that at some moments sounds more AC/DC-ish than AC/DC themselves do…
Formed in Sheffield somewhere in 2004,band Bring Me The Horizon came forth as hyped youngsters, winning various awards like the “Kerrang Award” for Best British Newcomers in 2006.
It’s been around 3 years since Helloween released a new album, but it has been worth the wait. While their previous album ‘7 Sinners’ already was a fantastic album, this new one is a masterpiece.
This is their fourteenth studio album so far, and to say the truth they’ve sticked to the concept of their previous albums. So expect no major experiments or the use of some unusual instrument. But that does not alter the fact that this band is a well oiled combo.
The Shins really wanted to start with a clean sheet again before releasing new music. Therefore, singer and guitar player James Mercer kicked out all band members and replaced them with some fresh blood. Such a thing could go in two directions of course: or it would be a huge success for The Shins, or it would be a huge disappointment again, which could lead to the hiatus of The Shins.