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Become The Knight
12,762 listeners
Become The Knight is a progressive metal project conceived by Michael Kupris (also known as Mike the Music Snob). View wikiBecome The Knight is a progressive metal project conceived by Michael Kupris (also known as Mike the Music Snob). View wikiBecome The Knight is a progressive metal project conceived by Michael Kupris (also known as Mike the Music Snob). View wiki -
Eastern High
19,791 listeners
The Swedish metal project/band Eastern High was created early 2016 by Ola Svensson and Johan Svensson, two brothers who always finds it int… read moreThe Swedish metal project/band Eastern High was created early 2016 by Ola Svensson and Johan Svensson, two brothers who always finds it interesting and inspiring writing music together. Since 2010 was Ola and Johan both members of the ba… read moreThe Swedish metal project/band Eastern High was created early 2016 by Ola Svensson and Johan Svensson, two brothers who always finds it interesting and inspiring writing music together. Since 2010 was Ola and Johan both members of the band Wasted Shells until the breakup in December 2015. Under t… read more -
Blood Region
1,561 listeners
Blood Region was formed in Karstula in beginning of year 2002, when first line-up gathered in the dense backwoods to burst out first notes… read moreBlood Region was formed in Karstula in beginning of year 2002, when first line-up gathered in the dense backwoods to burst out first notes of Korpi-Metal.A lot of rehearsing and some recordings were done during those times,yet they all… read moreBlood Region was formed in Karstula in beginning of year 2002, when first line-up gathered in the dense backwoods to burst out first notes of Korpi-Metal.A lot of rehearsing and some recordings were done during those times,yet they all stayed more or less in a small circle and unreleased.Diffe… read more -
Structural Disorder
6,806 listeners
STRUCTURAL DISORDER is a five-piece progressive metal band from Stockholm, Sweden. The members of the band met at the Royal Collage of Musi… read moreSTRUCTURAL DISORDER is a five-piece progressive metal band from Stockholm, Sweden. The members of the band met at the Royal Collage of Music in Stockholm, Sweden during the fall of 2011 and started to write on the the material that turne… read moreSTRUCTURAL DISORDER is a five-piece progressive metal band from Stockholm, Sweden. The members of the band met at the Royal Collage of Music in Stockholm, Sweden during the fall of 2011 and started to write on the the material that turned out to be the EP "A PRELUDE TO INSANITY". STRUCT… read more -
Atomic Symphony
7,925 listeners
Originally founded in 2009 as a Symphonic Metal Band, Atomic Symphony was brought into life. After a turbulent time of members joining and … read moreOriginally founded in 2009 as a Symphonic Metal Band, Atomic Symphony was brought into life. After a turbulent time of members joining and leaving the band, it has now finally found the perfect constellation as a band of five members. Ho… read moreOriginally founded in 2009 as a Symphonic Metal Band, Atomic Symphony was brought into life. After a turbulent time of members joining and leaving the band, it has now finally found the perfect constellation as a band of five members. However, with a growing interest for bands like Dream Theater … read more -
Chronoform
5,916 listeners
Chronoform is a modern metal band from Finland. The band was founded in February 2013 by drummer Vänni and guitarist Aapo. The driving forc… read moreChronoform is a modern metal band from Finland. The band was founded in February 2013 by drummer Vänni and guitarist Aapo. The driving force was to be able to play the songs they had composed. Actually in the beginning, there was only on… read moreChronoform is a modern metal band from Finland. The band was founded in February 2013 by drummer Vänni and guitarist Aapo. The driving force was to be able to play the songs they had composed. Actually in the beginning, there was only one song. It would later be known by the name “Veil” after bei… read more