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Symphonic Metal Album reviews
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All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
105
Garage Rock
6
Grunge
25
Hard Rock
72
Indie
45
Post-Grunge
45
Post-Punk
6
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5
Progressive rock/metal
133
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
378
Shoegaze
8
Metal
Alternative Metal
65
Black Metal
4
Death Metal
13
Deathcore
1
Doom Metal
6
Gothic Metal
1
Groove Metal
15
Heavy Metal
22
Industrial Metal
2
Metal
241
Metalcore
39
Nu Metal
16
Power Metal
4
Symphonic Metal
4
Thrash Metal
26
Punk and emo
Emo
36
Hardcore Punk
11
Pop Punk
49
Post-Hardcore
8
Punk rock
103
Other styles
Blues
11
Country
1
Electronic
17
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
Genres
Symphonic Metal
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
105
Garage Rock
6
Grunge
25
Hard Rock
72
Indie
45
Post-Grunge
45
Post-Punk
6
Post-Rock
5
Progressive rock/metal
133
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
378
Shoegaze
8
Metal
Alternative Metal
65
Black Metal
4
Death Metal
13
Deathcore
1
Doom Metal
6
Gothic Metal
1
Groove Metal
15
Heavy Metal
22
Industrial Metal
2
Metal
241
Metalcore
39
Nu Metal
16
Power Metal
4
Symphonic Metal
4
Thrash Metal
26
Punk and emo
Emo
36
Hardcore Punk
11
Pop Punk
49
Post-Hardcore
8
Punk rock
103
Other styles
Blues
11
Country
1
Electronic
17
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
I Feel the Everblack Festering Within Me
Lorna Shore
Album review
Deathcore
Metal
Rock
Symphonic Metal
Lorna Shore make a fairly serious commitment to excess on I Feel the Everblack Festering Within Me. The title is long, the songs…
The Screaming of the Valkyries
Cradle of Filth
Album review
Black Metal
Metal
Rock
Symphonic Metal
Cradle of Filth have reached the point where the excess is part of the appeal. The Screaming of the Valkyries has theatrical…
Here Be Dragons
Avantasia
Album review
Metal
Power Metal
Rock
Symphonic Metal
Tobias Sammet has never needed much encouragement to make a song bigger. Here Be Dragons continues Avantasia's combination of…
Aspiral
Epica
Album review
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
Symphonic Metal
Epica start Aspiral with a song. That sounds like a fairly basic observation, but for a band that usually enjoy a proper…
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