War of Kings is the tenth studio album by the Swedish rock band Europe.
War of Kings will be available in multiple formats, as a CD digipak, a CD jewel case, a vinyl LP and in digital download format. Vocalist Joey Tempest stated that "War of Kings is the album we always wanted to make, ever since we were kids listening to bands like Zeppelin, Purple and Sabbath. And after hearing Dave Cobb amazing production for Rival Sons we simply had to work with him. Our adventure is still ON!"

Ancestral Romance is the eighth full-length album by the Spanish power metal band Dark Moor.

Dark Moor is the fourth full-length album of the Spanish power metal band Dark Moor.
Shortly before releasing The Gates of Oblivion, the band announced their split. Due to musical differences, Elisa C. Martín, Albert Maroto and Jorge Saez left the band, and formed Dreamaker. Enrik Garcia and Anan Kaddouri remained with Dark Moor. Alfred Romero joined the band as the new lead singer. Jose Garrido (guitars) joined shortly after, followed by Andy C. on the drums. They traveled to Italy to record Dark Moor.

The Gates of Oblivion is the third full-length album of the Spanish power metal band Dark Moor, released 2002 on Victor Entertainment, Inc., Japan. It's also the last album with singer Elisa C. Martín.
This album had the collaboration of the Valcavasian Choir and the singer Dan Keying of Cydonia. It was produced by Luigi Stefanini.

P.T.F. is a promising violin-led Progressive rock band coming from Japan, obviously inspired by KBB. Its line-up consists of violin, keyboards, bass and drums. These musicians are totally awesome, forming a high-quality ensemble, and it's hard to believe that "Percept From..." (Musea Parallèle, 2013) is their debut album ! Every number brings drastic and dramatic emotion with brisk but unfathomable scale to the listener. They expand the audiences of their live shows in Japan because of their beautiful melody with a high regard for large-scaled ensemble and also the hard and expressiveness performance. Please check them out ! "What Is Constant" (Musea Parallèle, 2015) is the next landmark in the adventure of this Japanese band: without drastic changes in their style, the four musicians aim at polifshing their art even further. This new opus is made of three splendid instrumental tracks, one being a suite divided in four parts, reaching 42 minutes in lenghth. Here's a true jewel of precious symphonism !

Its been a few years since Hell In The Club dropped their debut album upon an unsuspecting public. Let The Games Begin reached the 2011 Sleaze Roxx Top 10 while the group quickly established themselves as Italy's most promising new creation... and then things went quiet. The silence lasted longer than the entire career of most upstarts, but thankfully Hell In The Club have soldiered on -- delivering yet another tasty slab of melodic sleaze metal with their sophomore album Devil On My Shoulder.

Oscar and two-time Grammy winner Melissa Etheridge's latest studio album This is ME is set for release on September 30th. Recorded in New York and Los Angeles, the album features 11 new songs all written or co-written by Melissa Etheridge.

Soon the debut album of Maze Of Sound entitled "Sunray" will be released. It contains nine brand new tracks including "Reflection" and "Forest" - two singles promoting the release. The album was recorded in FF Studio in Łódź under the supervision of Robert Polus and Przemek Kuczyński.

Deluxe-Edition, Mediamarkt & Saturn exclusive, 16 tracks

European Deluxe-Edition, 15 tracks

Japanese edition of this "Special 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition". The first CD is the original album remastered by Tom Allon who had previously produced the first edition of the record. The pack includes two CDs recorded live in "Long Beach Arena", California, during the "Defenders Of The Faith" tour.

A Child in the Mirror is an absolutely outstanding debut for this band from Athens, Greece. Don’t be fooled by the fact that they’re on the AltrOck label, which usually specializes in more RIO-styled bands. Ciccada sounds like a mixture of Jethro Tull and Gentle Giant with a bit of Hatfield and the North and Renaissance thrown in (mostly due to Evangelia Kozoni‘s Gaskin/Haslam styled vocals, but also musically). If I hadn’t already read about them before, I would have sworn this must be an English band just judging from their sound. My favorite features are the Tullish flute passages (and even guitar stylings) and organ solos that sound like “Apocalypse in 9/8″ performed by Dave Stewart. Completely riveting.

After emerging with ‘Rise’ close to a decade ago, The Answer received rave reviews, were lauded by their idols and even bagged a support slot with AC/DC, but never quite managed that elusive breakthrough. Then, just as blues-rock's stock was beginning to soar, they released 'New Horizon', a broadly forgettable album that sounded like their death knell. Which makes ‘Raise A Little Hell’ - quite simply the finest album of their career - a wonderful surprise.