ARTIST   —   TRACK   —   ALBUM   —   LABEL   —   NEW   —   REQ
Mastodon   —   Colony of Birchmen   —   Blood Mountain   —   Reprise   —   Y   —   N
Gwar   —   Murderer’s Ruse   —   Beyond Hell   —   DRT   —   Y   —   N
Trivium   —   Unrepentant   —   The Crusade   —   Roadrunner   —   Y   —   N
Diecast   —   Hourglass   —   Internal Revolution   —   Century Media   —   Y   —   N
Lamb of God   —   Beating On Death’s Door   —   Sacrament   —   Epic   —   Y   —   N
Light This City   —   City of the Snares   —   Facing The Thousand   —   Prosthetic   —   Y   —   N
Ankla   —   Seasons Never Change   —   Steep Trails   —   Bieler Bros.   —   Y   —   N
Ottoman Empire   —   Demon Twin   —   Way of the Blade   —   LOCAL-Madison   —   Y   —   N
Mindwarp Chamber   —   Twilight Exit   —   2-Song   —   LOCAL-Chicago   —   Y   —   N
Epicurean   —   Behind The Chapel Walls   —   A Consequence of Design   —   LOCAL-Minneapolis   —   Y   —   N
Twelfth Gate   —   Loyal   —   Threshold of Revelation   —   Season of Mist   —   Y   —   N
Orphonic Orchestra   —   Left Behind   —   Orphonic Orchestra   —   LOCAL-Milwaukee   —   Y   —   N
Type O Negative   —   Black No. 1   —   Bloody Kisses   —   Roadrunner   —   N   —   Y
King Diamond   —   Halloween   —   The Dark Sides   —   Roadrunner   —   N   —   Y
Helloween   —   Halloween   —   Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part I   —   Noise   —   N   —   Y
Rainbow   —   Run With The Wolf   —   Rising   —   Polydor   —   N   —   Y
King Diamond   —   The Possession   —   Abigail   —   Roadrunner   —   N   —   Y
Queensryche   —   Suite Sister Mary   —   Operation Mindcrime   —   EMI   —   N   —   Y
Blind Guardian   —   Straight Through The Mirror   —   A Twist In The Myth   —   Nuclear Blast   —   Y   —   N
Mystic Prophecy   —   Evil Empires   —   Savage Souls   —   Locomotive   —   Y   —   N
Into Eternity   —   Out   —   The Scattering Of Ashes   —   Century Media   —   Y   —   N
Opeth   —   Ghost of Perdition   —   Ghost Reveries   —   Roadrunner   —   Y   —   Y
Pantera    —   By Demons Be Driven   —   Vulgar Display of Power   —   Atco   —   N   —   Y
Cradle of Filth   —   The Foetus Of A New Day Kicking   —   Thornography   —   Roadrunner   —   Y   —   N
Suffocation   —   Translucent Patterns of Delirium   —   Suffocation   —   Relapse   —   Y   —   N
Goatwhore   —   Forever Consumed Oblivion   —   A Haunting Curse   —   Metal Blade   —   Y   —   N
Vader   —   Amongst The Ruins   —   Impressions In Blood   —   Candlelight   —   Y   —   N
Belphegor   —   Hell’s Ambassador   —   Pestapokalypse   —   Nuclear Blast   —   Y   —   N
God Dethroned   —   Hating Life   —   The Toxic Touch   —   Metal Blade   —   Y   —   N

WORT-FM Loud Rock Top 20 for the Week of 10/30/06

Artist   —   Album   —   Label
1) Blind Guardian   —   A Twist In The Myth   —   Nuclear Blast
2) Into Eternity   —   The Scattering of Ashes   —   Century Media
3) Vader   —   Impressions In Blood   —   Candlelight
4) Cradle of Filth   —   Thornography   —   Roadrunner
5) Mastodon   —   Blood Mountain   —   Reprise
6) Light This City   —   Facing The Thousand   —   Prosthetic
7) Trivium   —   The Crusade   —   Roadrunner
8) Amon Amarth   —   With Oden On Our Side   —   Metal Blade
9) Suffocation   —   Suffocation   —   Relapse
10) Goatwhore   —   A Haunting Curse   —   Metal Blade
11) Wolf   —   The Black Flame   —   Prosthetic
12) Heaven Shall Burn   —   Deaf To Our Prayers   —   Century Media
13) Ankla   —   Steel Trails   —   Bieler Bros.
14) Mystic Prophecy   —   Savage Souls   —   Locomotive
15) The Haunted   —   The Dead Eye   —   Century Media
16) Unleashed   —   Midvinterblot   —   SPV
17) Gwar   —   Beyond Hell   —   DRT
18) Angra   —   Aurora Consurgens   —   SPV
19) Diecast   —   Internal Revolution   —   Century Media
20) Chthonic   —   Seedig Bale   —   Down Port

Top 5 Adds
1) Belphegor
2) God Dethroned
3) Vampire Mooose
4) Meshuggah
5) Chiba-Ken

Other Adds:  Michale Graves, Scarlett’s Web

Belphegor
Pestapokalypse VI
Nuclear Blast
38:05 – 9 Tracks
This is brutal, dark, fast, evil, all that is good about death/black metal. Is it satanic? You mean because of the two upside down crucifixes on their band logo? Who cares? I never have really cared about what songs are about, just how they sound, how’s the production, how does everything fit together… This is just that, death/black metal that fits all together. Plus this is the only band like this I know of from Austria!! You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Chiba-Ken
Are We Innocent?
Gotham Records
41:03 – 11 Tracks
It’s a little prog, but mostly just hard rock, a little emo. It’s alright at what they are trying to do, but it’s not really all that heavy. it has a moment or two, but it’s just not Mosh Pit material!

God Dethroned
The Toxic Touch
Metal Blade
39:17 – 10 Tracks
As with the Belphegor above, this God Dethroned just sounds evil, the first few tracks have a good groove of a death metal, almost like Sepultura. THere aren’t as many blast beats on the album as the bio states “in a live situation it’s probably the most poring part” Without blast-beats this CD is still damn heavy and evil. They are progressing more as a band and have great solos, riffs, and everything else. You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Meshuggah
Nothing (Remastered)
Nuclear Blast
58:37 – 10 Tracks
“It finally sounds like we wanted it to”  – The band.   Yup, same stuff, new remix/remaster by the band, newly recorded guitars.  It’s all just as good as the original, but better, right?  You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!
Michale Graves
Return To Earth
Horror High Records
24:25 – 10 Tracks
This is a bit of just plain hard rock.  The production is not awesome.  It’s a little hollow sounding and there just isn’t a lot in the way of frequency response… not much in the way of bass or treble.  There are some creepy lyrics and it might just fit on the Halloween show, but other than that, there’s not much special
Scarlett’s Web
Greatest Hits
Scarlett Sound
46:37 – 14 Tracks
I would think if someone was good enough to have a “Greatest Hits”  I would have heard of them before, but I guess I’m wrong, unless of course this is just the title of their CD.  While they are fronted by a rather attractive young lady, I am not really feelin’ it on this CD.  Just typical hard-rock with a chick singer.  Just plain old hard rock too.  Some cool guitar solos, but not really enough to make it Mosh Pit material.
Vampire Mooose
Serenade The Samari
Rotten Records
35:33 – 11 Tracks
Heavy, meaty, grungy, fat heavy metal! Pretty cool stuff, I’m not sure what to compare it to, it’s not metalcore, but it’s got some cool heavy riffs, really abrasive, growly screams for vocals. You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit! Lucas has already been playing this on Rolling With Scissors.

Skid Row
Revolutions Per Minute
SPV
40:29 – 12 Tracks
Well, it’s Skid Row, right?  It’s hard rock, the new singer guy is alright, the music is decent.  This sounds like it could have come out about 10 years ago.   I’m not sure who else might play this in town, so you might just hear this on the Mosh Pit this week.

ARTIST — TRACK — ALBUM — LABEL — NEW — REQ
Converge — Hellbound — No Heroes — Epitaph — Y — N
Converge — Sacrifice — No Heroes — Epitaph — Y — N
Kylesa — What Becomes An End — Time Will Fuse Its Worth — Prosthetic — Y — N
Scars of Tomorrow — The Failure In Drowning — The Failure In Drowning — Victory — Y — N
Trivium — Anthem — The Crusade — Roadrunner — Y — N
Ankla — Deceit — Steep Trails — Bieler Bros. — Y — N
Deicide — Death To Jesus — The Stench of Redemption — Earache — Y — N
Amon Amarth — Asator — With Oden On Our Side — Metal Blade — Y — N
Goatwhore — In The Narrow Confines of Defilement — A Haunting Curse — Metal Blade — Y — N
Suffocation — Misconcieved — Suffocation — Relapse — Y — N
Napalm Death — Identity Crisis — Smear Campaign — Century Media — Y — N
Heaven Shall Burn — mybestfriends.com — Deaf To Our Prayers — Century Media — Y — N
Hatesphere — Chamber Master — The Sickness Within — SPV — Y — N
Gwar — War Is All We Know — Beyond Hell — DRT — Y — N
Mastodon — Bladecatcher — Blood Mountain — Reprise — Y — N
Light This City — Maddening Swarm — Facing The Thousand — Prosthetic — Y — N
Hammerfall — Threshold — Threshold — Nuclear Blast — Y — N
Blind Guardian — Another Stranger Me — A Twist In The Myth — Nuclear Blast — Y — N
Dream Evil — Fire! Battle! In Metal! — United — Century Media — Y — N
Wolf — Black Magic — The Black Flame — Prosthetic — Y — N
Iron Maiden — The Pilgrim — A Matter Of Live And Death — Sanctuary — Y — N
Lamb of God — Again We Rise — Sacrament — Epic — Y — N
Prong — Positively Blind — Prove You Wrong — Epic — N — Y
Fight — Kill It — War of Words — Epic — N — Y
Chimaira — Stigmurder — Impossibility of Reason — Roadrunner — N — Y
Slayer — Angel of Death — Reign In Blood — American — N — Y
Arch Enemy — Dead Bury Their Dead — Wages of Sin — Century Media — N — Y
Cradle of Filth — Lovesick For Mina — Thornography — Roadrunner — Y — N
Vader — Red Code — Impressions In Blood — Candlelight — Y — N
Legion of the Damned — Scourging The Crowned King — Malevolent Rapture — Locomotive — Y — N
Into Eternity — Timeless Winter — The Scattering of Ashes — Century Media — Y — N

WORT-FM Loud Rock Top 20 for the Week of 10/23/06

Artist — Album — Label
1) Blind Guardian — A Twist In The Myth — Nuclear Blast
2) Trivium — The Crusade — Roadrunner
3) Vader — Impressions In Blood — Candlelight
4) Into Eternity — The Scattering of Ashes — Century Media
5) Napalm Death — Smear Campaign — Century Media
6) Deicide — The Stench of Redemption — Earache
7) Cradle of Filth — Thornography — Roadrunner
8) Iron Maiden — A Matter of Life and Death — Sanctuary
9) Gwar — Beyond Hell — DRT
10) Suffocation — Suffocation — Relapse
11) Hatesphere — The Sickness Within — SPV
12) Goatwhore — A Haunting Curse — Metal Blade
13) Mastodon — Blood Mountain — Reprise
14) Heaven Shall Burn — Deaf To Our Prayers — Century Media
15) Light This City — Facing The Thousand — Prosthetic
16) Wolf — The Black Flame — Prosthetic
17) Legion of the Damned — Malevolent Rapture — Locomotive
18) Amon Amarth — With Oden On Our Side — Metal Blade
19) Lamb of God — Sacrament — Epic
20) Ankla — Steel Trails — Bieler Bros.

Top 5 Adds
1) Converge
2) Hammerfall
3) Scars of Tomorrow
4) To-Mera
5) Kylesa

Other Adds: Dream Evil, Manowar, Blacklist Union, Spider Rockets

A lot of releases this week, but nothing really really strong. As always, if we haven’t played something you thought interesting on these weekly lists, call in and request it… or email…

Blacklist Union
After The Mourning
B.L.U. Records
40:13 – 10 Tracks
It’s a bit almost pop-rocky. It has that Hollywood sound… probably because that’s where they are from. I think they are coming to town soon, so they might get a play then… You know, it’s got that old Motley Crue feel, but not so heavy.

To-Mera
Trancendental
Candlelight
52:39 – 8 Tracks
Sounds like pretty good prog-metal with a lot of piano and a female vocalist. The muscianship on this album is top-notch, the vocals are very good. It’s pretty much just this… some great dream-theater-like music with a female singer. Good stuff of course… you’ll hear it on the Mosh Pit.

Converge
No Heroes
Epitaph
41:43 – 14 Tracks
They are back with what they do best, almost grindcore, but not quite metal core. Heavy and intense. It’s got some catchy stuff in with all the brutal growling and whatnot too. You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Hammerfall
Threshold
Nuclear Blast
50:34 – 11 Tracks
Classic sounding Hammerfall. This is their fifth album and it’s well put together, all of what you come to expect from Hammerfall. There are some cool thrashin’ songs on here with singalong choruses of course! You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Dream Evil
United
Century Media
48:55 – 12 Tracks
Pretty much the same goes for the Dream Evil as the Hammerfall… they do what they do best, but these guys are more “metal” a bit more thrashy and not so cheesy. These guys sound a bit more like Judas Priest or Dio. You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Scars of Tomorrow
The Failure in Drowning
Victory
35:21 – 11 Tracks
Brutal metal-core. What does that mean? The music is just more brutal, the vocals more abrasive, melodic guitars… but then what makes it metal-core? Clean vox in the chorus. But not really singy, just more clean shouting. It’s pretty good. You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Rayzing Sons
Six To Deal Wit
N F E Records
21:32 – 6 Tracks
Rap metal? More like rap-hard rock. Sorry. Next.

Kylesa
Time Will Fuse Its Worth
Prosthetic
38:29 – 10 Tracks
Take some Mastodon, make it sound all grungy/muddy throw in some Neurosis and you have Kylesa. I’m not a huge fan personally, but I think the listeners will dig it, therefore you’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Manowar
The Sons of Odin Sampler
SPV
5 Tracks
Two live tracks and what appears to be three songs from their soon to be out album. And from those three songs… what happened to Manowar!? They are just like, all plain ol hard rock with long drawn out songs that just leave you hanging and waiting for the heavy part to kick in. WTF! You might hear this just because it’s Manowar.

Spider Rockets
Ever After
Hog
35:55 – 10 Tracks
This is not really great for the Mosh Pit. Alt-hard rockish. Female vocalist, just kind of plain and well, just not metal, therefore not Mosh Pit material. I’ll pass this on to another host.

ARTIST — TRACK — ALBUM — LABEL — NEW — REQ
Gwar — Back In Crack — Beyond Hell — DRT — Y — N
Killswitch Engage — As Daylight Dies — As Daylight Dies — Roadrunner — Y — N
Mastodon — Circle of Cysquatch — Blood Mountain — Reprise — Y — N
Light This City — Exile — Facing The Thousand — Prosthetic — Y — N
Lamb of God — Walk With Me In Hell — Sacrament — Epic — Y — N
Trivium — Entrance Of The Conflagration — The Crusade — Roadrunner — Y — N
Unearth — This Glorious Nightmare — III: In The Eyes of Fire — Metal Blade — Y — N
Built Upon Frustration — The Book Of Mourning — The Book Of Mourning — Da’ Core — Y — N
Children of Bodom — Silent Night, Bodom Night — Stockholm Knockout Live — Spinefarm — Y — N
Cellador — A Sign Far Beyond — Enter Deception — Metal Blade — Y — N
Blind Guardian — Carry The Blessed Home — A Twist In The Myth — Nuclear Blast — Y — N
Iron Maiden — These Colours Don’t Run — A Matter Of Life And Death — Sanctuary — Y — N
Wolf — At The Graveyard — The Black Flame — Prosthetic — Y — N
Angra — The Course Of Nature — Aurora Consurgens — SPV — Y — N
Into Eternity — Nothing — The Scattering of Ashes — Century Media — Y — N
Neuropathia — Gore Addict — Graveyard Cowboys — Selfmadegod — N — Y
Neuropathia — Structure of the Undead — Graveyard Cowboys — Selfmadegod — N — Y
Exhumed — The Matter of Splatter — Anatomy is Destiny — Relapse — N — Y
Nasum — Track 1 – 8 — Inhale / Exhale — Relapse — N — Y
Regurgitate — Putrid Serenity — Sickening Bliss — Relapse — Y — N
Napalm Death — Short-Lived — Smear Campaign — Century Media — Y — N
The Haunted — The Flood — The Dead Eye — Century Media — Y — N
Hatesphere — Seeds Of Shame — The Sickness Within — SPV — Y — N
Heaven Shall Burn — Of No Avail — Deaf To Our Prayers — Century Media — Y — N
Goatwhore — My Eyes Are The Spears of Chaos — A Haunting Curse — Metal Blade — Y — N
Deicide — The Stench of Redemption — The Stench of Redemption — Earache — Y — N
Vader — Warlords — Impressions In Blood — Candlelight — Y — N
Cradle of Filth — Cemetary and Sundown — Thornography — Roadrunner — Y — N

WORT-FM Loud Rock Top 20 for the Week of 10/16/06

Artist — Album — Label
1) Napalm Death — Smear Campaign — Century Media
2) Iron Maiden — A Matter of Life and Death — Sanctuary
3) Trivium — The Crusade — Roadrunner
4) Hatesphere — The Sickness Within — SPV
5) Gwar — Beyond Hell — DRT
6) Deicide — The Stench of Redemption — Earache
7) Lamb of God — Sacrament — Epic
8) Vader — Impressions In Blood — Candlelight
9) Blind Guardian — A Twist In The Myth — Nuclear Blast
10) Cradle of Filth — Thornography — Roadrunner
11) Legion of the Damned — Malevolent Rapture — Locomotive
12) Suffocation — Suffocation — Relapse
13) Goatwhore — A Haunting Curse — Metal Blade
14) Heaven Shall Burn — Deaf To Our Prayers — Century Media
15) Mastodon — Blood Mountain — Reprise
16) Light This City — Facing The Thousand — Prosthetic
17) Unearth — III: In The Eyes of Fire — Metal Blade
18) Built Upon Frustration — The Book of Mourning — Da Core
19) Into Eternity — The Scattering of Ashes — Century Media
20) Wolf — The Black Flame — Prosthetic

Top 5 Adds
1) Angra
2) The Haunted
3) Insomnium
4) Children of Bodom
5) Killswitch Engage

Other Adds: Gaza, Grave Digger, A Static Lullaby

Angra
Aurora Consurgens
SPV
50:47 – 10 Tracks
The new release from Angra. There’s always a lot of buzz around these guys, but I don’t always get their new stuff sent to the radio station, as in the case of their last album. I was looking forward to hearing this new one, as it’s my first time hearing the new singer. He certainly holds his own. Big shoes to fill. Angra has a great sound, fast heavy metal, but still having some nice cheesy power metal element there to round it out. You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit.

The Haunted
The Dead Eye
Century Media
55:02 – 13 Tracks
This CD starts off all metal and kicking your ass, as you would expect The Haunted to do. As you delve into the CD more, it does still stay heavy, although some tracks slow down and get a bit more “deep” or even Black Sabbathy (track 4). They seem to stay true to their roots. My first listen, I didn’t really like it much, I thought it sounded more like metalcore, but upon second listen, it’s classic The Haunted. I must have been half asleep! You’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Insomnium
Above The Weeping Worlds
Candlelight Records
53:00 – 9 Tracks
Melodic scandanavian death metal! They have a bit of a Hypocrisy sound, but possibly with more death vocals. Some great guitar harmonies and melodies. It’s a bit of a run of the mill scandanavian melodic death album. It’s good stuff though, you’ll hear it on the Mosh Pit!

Children Of Bodom
Chaos Ridden Years: Stockholm Knockout Live
Spinefarm
42:06 – 9 Tracks
Not much you can say about this. It’s a live album from Children of Bodom. The sound is a bit boomy. It doesn’t sound like there was much post production involved. I’m not sure if that’s a good or a bad thing. Right now, I’m going to have to say that’s a bad thing. With a band as intricate as CoB, I’d expect a bit more of a clean sound. But hey, it’s CoB, and I’m sure it’ll sound better over the air, therefore you will hear this on the Mosh Pit!

Gaza
I Don’t Care Where I Go When I Die
Blackmarket/Metal Blade
50:05 – 11 Tracks
The bio sheet says they play “a dark, glooming and frantic breed of hardcore and metal mixed with grind.” That sums it up pretty good too. It’s heavy and intense. If there’s time, you’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit.

Grave Digger
Yesterday EP
Locomotive
20:58 – 4 Tracks
Just a 3 song EP from these guys, one track is a Led Zep cover of “No Quarter”, two of the tracks are the title track, “Yesterday” one normal version and one with an orchestra. The title track is a bit slow and doesn’t ever really get rockin’. The one other track, “The Reapers Dance” does get pretty heavy. Again, if there’s time, you’ll hear this on the Mosh Pit.

Killswitch Engage
As Daylight Dies Sampler
Roadrunner
12:27 – 3 Tracks
A three song sampler from their new album (“As Daylight Dies”) out on Nov. 21st. This is classic KsE. Heavy, whiney, heavy, singy, heavy, heavy, singy. The title track almost has some Pantera vibe in the guitar sound. They still have their metalcore trademark sound, which will never change. It’s new KsE, they came up through metal radio, and we’ll play this new stuff for you first too.

A Static Lullaby
A Static Lullaby
Warner Bros.
As expected… stereotypical metalcore here. Heavy songs, melodic singy choruses. This seems to have more clean vocals in spots than good angry screams. The songs are put together well, cool guitar riffs and stuff. But as with most new metalcore stuff these days, nothing groundbreaking, and you may hear this on the Mosh Pit.

Stuff that didn’t arrive by show time last week…

Tyr
Ragnarok
Napalm
60:51 – 16 Tracks
A folky metal band. Take some prog, scandanavian metal, of course, some Amorphis, and maybe a little more folksy vocals. There are some cool proggy breakdowns. It’s interesting stuff. Wanna hear it? Request it!

The Esoteric
Subverter
Prosthetic
43:57 – 10 Tracks
First impression reminds me of a little more sloppy grungy Mastodon. This Cd stays pretty true to that impression throughout. Pretty decent and not really like a lot of stuff out there.

Autumn’s End
Act of Attrition
Hammermill
48:07 – 12 Tracks
Technical death metal sounding. It’s got a little bit of everything metal. Some good ol thrash sound, some death metal vocals, some black metal screams… all sorts of cool stuff. It’s interesting, you may like it… if you’re curious… request it!!

Imperial
We Sail At Dawn
Pluto
32:37 – 11 Tracks
I had one song from these guys last week. They are more of the Unearth line of metalcore, mostly just heavy, not too much in the whiney chorus clean vocal area. That’s not to say it’s completely absent. The vocals stay pretty brutal and the guitar work sounds scandanavian, so what can you say?

Draconian
The Burning Halo
Napalm
54:00 – 8 Tracks
Gothic Doom metal from Sweden. That’s pretty much right on. Growly death male vocals and nice pleasant female singing around it, with some long drawn out classic gothic doom metal music to back it up. I’m personally not into this genre, but if you want to hear it…yup, you guest it. Request it!!

ARTIST — TRACK — ALBUM — LABEL — NEW — REQ
Mastodon — Capillarian Crest — Blood Mountain — Reprise — Y — N
It Dies Today — A Constant Reminder — Sirens — Trustkill — Y — N
Imperial — We Sail At Dawn — We Sail At Dawn — Pluto — Y — N
Endwell — The End — Homeland Insecurity — Victory — Y — N
Built Upon Frustration — Perish — The Book Of Mourning — Da’ Core — Y — N
Trivium — Detonation — The Crusade — Roadrunner — Y — N
Lamb of God — Beating On Death’s Door — Sacrament — Epic — Y — N
Unearth — Giles — III: In The Eyes Of Fire — Metal Blade — Y — N
Hatebreed — Spitting Venom — Supremacy — Roadrunner — Y — N
Anthrax — Caught In A Mosh — Gigantour 2005 2-CD Set — Image — Y — Y
Light This City — The Unwelcome Savior — Facing The Thousand — Prosthetic — Y — N
Carcass — Child’s Play — Swansong — Earache — N — Y
Carcass — Corporal Jigsore Quandary — Necroticsm — Earache — N — Y
Mirror Black — Legion — EP — Local — Y — N
Cellador — Leaving All Behind — Enter Deception — Metal Blade — Y — N
Blind Guardian — Fly — A Twist In The Myth — Nuclear Blast — Y — N
Dream Theater — Metropolis Part 1 — Score — Rhino — Y — N
Iron Maiden — Different World — A Matter Of Life and Death — Sanctuary — Y — N
Mystic Prophecy — Master Of Sins — Savage Souls — Locomotive — Y — N
Circle II Circle — Revelations — Burden of Truth — Locomotive — Y — N
Gwar — Eight Lock — Beyond Hell — DRT — Y — N
Eden’s Fall — Blur The Lines — 3 Song Sampler — LOCAL — N — Y
Bludgeon — Unholy Murder — World Controlled — Magic Circle — Y — N
Heaven Shall Burn — The Final March — Deaf To Our Prayers — Century Media — Y — N
Napalm Death — In Deference — Smear Campaign — Century Media — Y — N
Goatwhore — Alchemy of the Black Sun Cult — A Haunting Curse — Metal Blade — Y — N
Amon Amarth — Valhall Awaits Me — With Oden On Our Side — Metal Blade — Y — N
Hatesphere — Heaven Is Ready To Fall — The Sickness Within — SPV — Y — N
Vader — Predator — Impressions In Blood — Candlelight — Y — N
Legion of the Damned — Bleed For Me — Malevolent Rapture — Locomotive — Y — N
Cradle of Filth — The Byronic Man — Thornography — Roadrunner — Y — N
Deicide — Black Night — The Stench of Redemption — Earache — Y — N
Suffocation — Bind Torture Kill — Suffocation — Relapse — Y — N
Mayhem — A Grand Declaration Of War — A Grand Declaration Of War — Necropolis — N — Y
Stuck Mojo — Enemy Territory — Rising — Century Media — N — Y