Metal

Helloween's 2021 studio album is the first to feature the band's all-star "Pumpkins United" lineup, including Michael Kiske and Kai Hansen.

"2-4-1" is a compilation of the first two albums by the Ohio-based heavy metal band CJSS, featuring guitar wizard David Chastain.

"Party Killers" is a collection of cover tunes by NWOBHM legends Raven, paying tribute to Slade, Deep Purple, Cheap Trick, and more.

"The Lost Songs: 1978-1981" is a collection of demos and rare tracks from the early days of Dokken.

"Tales, Sagas & Legends" is the latest album from Grimgotts, a symphonic power metal band from the UK.

"False Reality" is the first album by Project Resurrect, a new power/speed metal band from New York.

"Danzig 777: I Luciferi" is the 7th studio album released in 2002 by Danzig. It is an album that's like an acquired taste.

"The Rack" is the very good debut album by Dutch doom and death metal band Asphyx released in 1991. It features the contributions of bassist and vocalist Martin Van Drunen.

Suicidal for Life is the very controversial studio album by American crossover thrash metal band Suicidal Tendencies released in 1994. It has the contribution of bassist Robert Trujillo (current bassist for Metallica).

Timeless Haunt, a horror-themed melodic metal band from Pennsylvania, released "Dark For Life" on Stormspell Records in March 2021.

Danzig 6:66 Satan's Child is the 6th studio album by Glenn Danzig's band and solo project Danzig. It was released in 1999 and it continues in the experimental style of the previous album.

"The Mad King" is the second album from Greek power metallers Warrior Path, released in 2021.

"Colony," the debut full length by Swedish retro-metal duo Starscape, was released in March 2021 by Stormspell Records.

Laden Saint was an '80s metal band from Washington State. Their lone studio album, originally released in 2010, was reissued in 2021 by Stormspell Records.

Scourge is the 1996 studio album by British thrash metal band Xentrix. It is also the last album before their first breakup in 1997. The style is a departure from the band's first two albums.

"Rejoice in the Suffering" is the debut solo album from Queensrÿche front man Todd La Torre.

Aerosmith's "Night in the Ruts" was released in 1979, at a point when the band was coming apart at the seams.

"Too Mean to Die" is the sixteenth studio album by German heavy metal legends ACCEPT, released in 2021.

On "The $5.98 EP: Garage Days Re-Revisited," Metallica covered some of their favorite songs by Diamond Head, the Misfits, and more.

"Repentless" was Slayer's 12th and final studio album, released in 2015.

"Sentenced to Life" is the very solid 2020 studio album by Greek thrash metal band Exarsis.

"Rocka Rolla" is the debut album by future heavy metal legends Judas Priest, released in 1974.

"Return to Port Royal: Definitive Edition" is a freshly re-recorded and updated version of Blazon Stone's first album, originally released in 2013.

"Metal Strikes Back: Definitive Edition" is an updated, newly re-recorded version of the 2nd album from Swedish speed metallers Rocka Rollas.

"Shadows of the Past" is a 2CD retrospective from French heavy metal band Last Prophecy.

Sylent Storm is a traditional metal band from Oregon, USA, whose debut album "The Fire Never Dies" was released in November 2020 on Stormspell Records.

AC/DC's seventeenth studio album, POWER UP, was released in November 2020.

Deliverance's fourth album, "Stay of Execution," was released in 1992. It marked the beginning of their move away from thrash metal into more experimental territory.

LeadBreaker is a Swedish heavy metal band whose self titled debut album was released by Stormspell Records in September 2020.

"Scepter of Domination" is the debut full length album by power metallers Dragonrider, released in 2020 by Stormspell Records.

"Metal City" is the fourteenth studio album by NWOBHM legends RAVEN, released in 2020.

1987's "Pleasures of the Flesh" was the second studio album by Bay Area thrash metal pioneers Exodus, introducing new front man Steve "Zetro" Sousa.

1988's "Ram It Down" seems to have been forgotten by all but the most diehard Judas Priest fans.

Savatage's second major label release, 1986's "Fight for the Rock," was an ill-advised commercial disaster that almost destroyed the band.

"Born To Fly" is the first new studio album from San Francisco glam rockers Jetboy since 1990.

"Even The Devil Believes" is the 13th studio album from Christian rock stalwarts Stryper, released in 2020.

Judas Priest's "Demolition," released in 2001, was the second (and final) studio album to feature replacement vocalist Tim "Ripper" Owens.

"Demency Overdose" is the 2019 debut album by Mexican thrash metal band called Maddox.

"Tomb of the Mutilated" is the 1992 studio album by extreme death metal band Cannibal Corpse. It is considered by some to be the best album in the Chris Barnes era.

Classic metal stalwarts Metal Church released "From The Vault," a collection of rare and unreleased tracks, in 2020.

In 2013, former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted struck out on his own with "Heavy Metal Music," the lone full length album from his solo band Newsted.

"Choice of Weapon" is the 9th studio album by UK rock legends The Cult, released in 2012.

"Coup d'Etat" was the third album (and major label debut) by The Plasmatics, the punk/metal audio terrorists led by warrior woman Wendy O. Williams.

Wicked Smile is an Australian hard rock band featuring former members of Pegazus and Black Majesty. Their debut EP "Delirium" was released in July 2020.

Rich Kid Express is a retro-flavored hard rock band whose debut EP, "Bubblegum Radio" was released in 2020.

The Midnight Devils is an '80s style sleaze glam rock band from Omaha, Nebraska. Their debut album, "Something Bigger," was released in 2018.

Refuge is a side project of the long running German power metal band Rage.

On 2004's "Probot" album, Dave Grohl of Nirvana and Foo Fighters fame collaborated with a dozen of his favorite '80s thrash, hardcore and crossover musicians to create an old school metal monster!

2019's "Rust" is the fifth studio release by Swedish sleaze metal merchants Crashdïet, and the first to feature new vocalist Gabriel Keyes.