DOMAIN „…from Oblivion”
First riffs of this album remind me a lot that project of Jason Newsted with Devin Townsend called IR8, it's like Celtic Frost going a little bit hardcore and using vocals that wanted to grunt but not reaching that level. The use of acoustic guitars adds a good effect and mark the difference between IR8 and Domain.
DOMAIN „Gat Etemmi”
GAT ETEMMI is actually the third recording from Domain, a Black/Thrash metal band lurking in the metal underground, calling Poland their home. Starting out under the name Pandemonium, three demo recordings were released before morphing into Domain, naming the first release PANDEMONIUM.
DOMAIN „Gat Etemmi”
Domain hails to us all the way from, the debts of Poland's metal underground. They bring with them their own style of death metal, which they have perfected over the many years that they have been together.
DOMAIN „Pandemonium”
A few months before the recording of “Pandemonium”, Peter had parted ways with the band, and along with leaving he took the name of Pandemonium along with him. Soon after the events with Peter, Paul renamed the band Domain.
DOMAIN „Pandemonium”
An album that melt death metal and doom in a Celtic Frost approach. So there are powerful riffs in a groovy slow motion that usually makes to move your head in a slow motion.
DOOMSHINE „Thy Kingdom Come”
My reviews of Doom metal albums are few and far between. It's a genre that I love listening to when the mood strikes.
DRACONIAN „Where Lovers Mourn”
Draconian is a band that is part of metal scene since 1994 but only now, nearly 10 years later, they managed to release their debut album through Napalm records. Following the tradition of this label's bands they are into doom/death metal with some gothic influences.
DRACONIS SANGUIS „Between Insanity And Brilliance”
Why someone should buy a release like this one which has a production worst than a demo and the music is also worst than the one of a good unsigned band? Draconis Sanguis come from Germany and this release could be considered as an average one if it was their demo. But by the time this is a release from a label… and the fault is also to their label, Metal Age because the production really sucks.
DRAGONFORCE „Valley OF The Damned”
Dragonforce, a London England outfit formerly known as Dragonheart (A name change came about to avoid confusion with other bands using the Dragonheart title), play up-tempo power metal at its technical best. Track 1 'Invocation Of Apocalyptic Evil' is a short 13 second intro, while 7 out of the 8 remaining songs are tremendously fast with melodic (and high at times) vocals from ZP Theart, intricate guitar interludes from Herman Li and Sam Totman, harmonic keyboards from Vadim and solid drumming from Didier.
DRAGON'S EYE „Screamin' for Metal”
Upon being given this disc and giving it the first run thru I knew that I really wanted to give it a good listen to as soon as possable and I am glad I did. I dont know much about this band so I will not be able to give names as to who is in the band or even where they are from.