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Silent Knight announce second album, Conquer & Command, and new tour dates

To support the release of Conquer & Command, Silent Knight will be hitting the road in October for a run of dates around the country which will see them headline the Daimonous Open Air Festival in Bali, Indonesia and play main support in their hometown of Perth for German power metal legends, Helloween.
Tour Dates: 
08/10/2015 - 06/11/2015
Venues: 
Bendigo Hotel (Melbourne)
The Bald Faced Stag (Sydney)
New Globe Theatre (Brisbane)
Capitol (Perth)
Amplifier (Perth)

One of Australia’s leading power metal bands, Silent Knight, will release their long awaited and very much overdue second album, Conquer & Command in late 2015. <

Helloween - The God Given Right – Australian Tour 2015

The fiery riffs and solos backed by the relentless thumping of the double kick drums and the soaring vocals ensure a glorious night of headbanging, sing alongs and circle pits. A Helloween gig is a party like no other. The legions of fans are sure to come out in numbers and this is one gig that will stay in your memory for a long, long time – be sure not to miss this one!
Tour Dates: 
14/10/2015 - 20/10/2015
Venues: 
170 Russell (Melbourne)
Metro Theatre (Sydney)
Max Watts (Brisbane)
The Gov (Adelaide)
Capitol (Perth)

When you think of power metal, one of the first bands that come to your mind is the German Legends Helloween!

Helloween - My God-Given Right (Nuclear Blast)

Is it any band's God-given right to release sub-standard product?
Release Date: 
29 May 2015 (All day)

Germany’s Helloween really don’t care what you think about this, their fifteenth studio album.

Night Demon – Curse of the Damned (Steamhammer/SPV)

This is for those that want to bang their head and throw horns up in the air while sporting denim and leather and shiny studded wrist bands.
Release Date: 
25 Jan 2015 - 12:17pm

Night Demon is a three piece from California belting out classic metal stylings; this is their debut full length release after having previously released a self-t

Blind Guardian: Going Beyond The Red Mirror in January...

Blind Guardian revisit the past to explore the world Beyond the Red Mirror

Beyond The Red Mirror will be the title of the highly-anticipated tenth studio album by Germany’s favourite sons and metal’s most epic storytellers Blind Guardian.

“That’s the reason why we are here. Music made it.” - Dani Löble of Helloween

With their fourteenth studio album released in late January, Helloween remain one of the founding forces behind power metal almost thirty years into their career. Drummer since 2005, Dani Löble sat down with us in the abandoned business centre on board 70000tons of Metal to give an insight into their impact on the genre.

The nature of 70000tons of Metal means that you never know when you’ll run into a

Helloween - 7 Sinners (Sony)

The third in a trilogy of exceedingly superb records, 7 Sinners continue Helloween’s galactic return to form.

Metal as Fuck talked to Helloween veteran guitar

The Original Power Metal Maniac – Michael Weikath of Helloween

It was the odd intervention of the metal gods with technology while talking to Michael Weikath, the founding guitarist and one of the fellow "fathers of power metal," Helloween. Talking from his home in Tenerife, Spain, he sat down for a few cups of coffee and a very long conversation with Metal as Fuck.

Helloween according to many fans, journalists and associated hangers on are the “founders” of power metal as we know it.

Helloween - Unarmed: Best of 25th Anniversary (Sony)

Crushtor scolded our editor for sending him the wrong CD. But to his dismay, it was actually Helloween celebrating their 25th Anniversary in ... well, it's a style, I suppose.

First of all, I want to get this out of the way - Unarmed is not a compilation of the band's favorite songs and all of their members switching back and forth as your CD switches tracks.

Crushtor's Guide to Crap Metal Videos

You've probably seen thousands of metal music videos. But chances are, you've probably only seen just seen the same one from one of these three categories...

I don't know about you, but ever since the rise and dominance of the Live DVD, the need and want for metal music videos - especially those with a deficit of creativity - has sharply declined.