Instrumental Metal

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    Various Artists
     
    Shredding across the World, Volume Three
    Volume 3 is, of course, the third volume in the Shredding Across The World series by Shredguy Records. On this volume seventeen guitar players are featured! Including Chris Lasegue (Jag Panzer), Adrian English, Kendall Bechtel (Fifth Angel), Tracy G (ex-Dio), Chris Sheridan (Sweet Savage), Rob Johnson (Magnitude 9 and Saddleback Shark), Sean Baker, Matthew Mills, Gary Schutt, Dannyjoe Carter (Guitar World July 2008 world's fastest living guitar player), Steve Bello, Richard Tull (ex-Phantom X), the phenom from Ireland Andrew Danso, Lino, Claudio Cruz, Jonas Tamas, and a special bonus demo instrumental track from shredder Chris Storey (ex-All Shall Perish). Additonal musicians include Ray Luzier (Korn), Merlyn Kelly (Gwen Stafani solo), Op Sakiya (Heir Apparent), Charlie Giardina (Eric Martin band) and master session drummer John Wooten. Shredguy Records president Michael McDowell says, "We have another killer volume of shred guitar! All instrumental this time. It's great to see Kendall
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Lockjaw
     
    The Soundtrack To the End
    Hell Rock for the masses!
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Simone Fiorletta
     
    When Reality is Nothing
    The thirs solos album of the guitarist of Italian prog metallers Moonlight Comedy
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Tommy Ermolli
     
    Step Ahead
    Lion Music proudly announces the release of TOMMY ERMOLLI’s debut solo album entitled “Step Ahead” on October 6th. Tommy Ermolli is a guitarist who wows all those that hear him, still only at the age of 21 Tommy is the Twinspirits and Khymera.
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Aesma Daeva (Symphonic Metal)
     
    Here Lies One Whose Name Was Written In Water 2009
    With Accession Records Germany releasing their debut album "Here Lies One Whose Name Was Written In Water" Aesma Daeva found themselves labelmates with some of the best in gothic music. 10 years later, the album is a classic for many fans of the genre.
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Dan Johansen
     
    The Tablets Of Gilgamesh
    Bringing story-telling in music to a new level, the ancient aura of Gilgamesh is brought to life in a modern adaption using the art of Progressive Metal with Symphonic Elements and Emotional Piano. You are in for a memorable and emotional journey...
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Aeon Zen
     
    A Mind's Portrait Instrumental Soundtrack
    THIS IS AN INSTRUMENTAL ALBUM WITH NO VOCALS of the album A Mind's Portrait by Aeon Zen.
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Rodrigo Herrera
     
    Symptoms
    Experimental instrumental metal
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Entertainment System & The Megas
     
    Megatainment
    A collaboration between two powerhouses of video game rock - inspired by the soundtrack to Mega Man 1!
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
     
    Firejack
     
    A Night At The Movies
    Chunky guitar riffs and melodic soloing. A heavy, guitar-oriented album with a horror movie theme.
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
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    Top Albums

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    Lazer/Wulf
    The Void That Isn't
    Progressive, instrumental metal from an award-winning Athens, GA trio: furious in execution, harrowing in tone, boundless in genre and scope.
    "It is ironic that a metal-based band would be named Flagpole’s “Band of the Year” considering Athens’ predominantly pop predilections, but Lazer/Wülf earned 2008’s top honor with a multi-faceted sound that defies simple, if any, categorization. Band comparisons are frankly out the window and even though other “mostly” instrumental-only (track six, “Who Were the Mound Builders?” features some subtle, low, haunting vocals) heavy bands exist, such comparisons when listening to The Void That Isn’t’s uncompromising, ever-shifting psych/ avant/ metal/ jazz/ prog/ thrash/ rock mash-up would be misguided and unfair. Like a practiced lotus eater, one is found wanting, hungering for more of this audio nirvana. Such thoughts are entirely selfish because it might be asking too much of L/W to give us more. But, oh, the craving is strong. The stamina involved in creating such wondrously controlled derangement (how much of this is improvisational?) must be taxing, but the more L/W grooves, thrashes, churns, chugs, stops, starts, lurches, drops and soars the more it reveals of its dynamic, multi-textured and boundless sound-verse. L/W is that good, and The Void That Isn’t is simply stunning in its audacity and boundless, imaginative scope. The Void That Isn’t holds such nuance that repeated listens are mandatory. Tangled, mercurial and mesmerizing are all words that come to mind when trying to artfully describe this heavy trip into the inner regions of L/W’s collective subconscious mind." -John Mincemoyer, Athens' Flagpole Magazine
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    Lorus
    Byzantine
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
    Dan Johansen
    The Tablets Of Gilgamesh
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
    Andy James
    In the Wake of Chaos
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     
    Scale The Summit
    Monument
    Metal/Punk: Instrumental Metal
     

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      Top Songs

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      1.
      Nothing Else Matters
      Scott D. Davis
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      2.
      The Renewal: i-Lament
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      3.
      The Fury of Speed
      Matthew Mills
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      4.
      Space Ride
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      5.
      Awakening
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      6.
      Subway Song
      J. Russ Willoughby
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      7.
      Alone
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      8.
      Renewed
      Tommy Ermolli
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      9.
      Magic
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      10.
      Taking Control
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