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aetheria Escreveu:

Tema de avanço do novo álbum desta banda holandesa cujos álbuns anteriores muito aprecio.
Coloco no "metal" geral, pois já misturam tantas influências que já não dá para colocar apenas sob a etiqueta BM.
Aliás, este tema de avanço nem "metal" é só em junho dará para ver o que eles cozinharam.

Gates Of Ishtar - Working On Comeback Album

Long 28 years has passed since the release of the last Gates Of Ishtar album, At Dusk And Forever. Now, the Swedish melodic death metal ensemble has revealed that they will enter the studio this week to record the new long player. More info coming soon.

Founding MY DYING BRIDE Members Join Forces In TOWARDS THE SINISTER

Unceremoniously dismissed in 2025 from the band he co-founded and fronted for 35 years, former MY DYING BRIDE singer Aaron Stainthorpe has returned with TOWARDS THE SINISTER, a new project featuring three of his ex-bandmates, Calvin Robertshaw (guitar),Ade Jackson (bass) and Rick Miah (drums). The new outfit also features second guitarist Chris Revett, keyboardist Mark Deeks and violinist Emma Allington — all with the intent of faithfully paying homage to MY DYING BRIDE's classic first four studio albums of utterly dark, dreary and miserable doom metal. The band's immediate plans include a handful of small warm-up gigs in their native England, accompanied by European festival slots by the time next summer comes around.

TOWARDS THE SINISTER brings together key architects of MY DYING BRIDE's classic era to celebrate and resurrect the dark, mournful atmosphere that helped define the death-doom genre. The lineup features Stainthorpe, founding MY DYING BRIDE members Robertshaw and Miah, and original bassist Jackson, performing material drawn primarily from the band's seminal early releases including "As The Flower Withers", "Turn Loose The Swans", "The Angel And The Dark River" and "Like Gods Of The Sun". It is a rare opportunity to witness the musicians who helped create this music returning to the songs that established MY DYING BRIDE as one of the most influential and enduring names in gothic doom metal.

Helloween's new album is "90% ready," says Michael Kiske

The vocalist highlighted the band's synergy on the most recent album as one of the reasons for this

Helloween vocalist Michael Kiske has revealed updates on the band's 18th studio album. According to the musician, the successor to Giants & Monsters (2025) is "90% ready".

In an interview with Rock Mania, Kiske stated that recording the most recent album was a pleasurable task, since, according to him, the songwriting process for the self-titled 2021 album still involved many insecurities within the group, shortly after his and guitarist Kai Hansen to the lineup in 2016.

“It was easy. It was much easier than the previous one [Helloween, 2021], which I explain by the fact that we’ve been together again for a few years, so those insecurities from the beginning no longer exist,” she said [transcription via Blabbermouth].

According to him, the increased creative synergy of the band on their most recent album led to the creation of many songs and the discarding of some, which would explain the rapid progress in the development of the new work.

“I think the last album was more organic in a way. And we had too many songs. It wasn't so easy to decide what would go on the album. And we already have, I would say, at least 90% ready for the new album. It won't take long. Which shows how creative and productive the band is,” he revealed.

Fonte: https://www.wikimetal.com.br/en/new-album-helloween/