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Metall (GERMANY)

Postby Horex » 30 Apr 2026, 07:01

Metall - Metal Fire (2019)

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Year : 2019
Style : Heavy Metal
Country : Germany
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 98 mb


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Originally METALL has been founded 1982 in the GDR. Beginning 1985 a steady line-up (Thomas Post , Roland Tschech , Uwe Lerach , Ronald Schulze, Sven Rappoldt) has been setup at last which realised some recordings for radio broadcast. These recordings (e.g. Easy Rider & Vulcane der Erde) often ended up on top of radio broadcast hitlists like ‚Beatkiste‘ or ‚Hard ’n Heavy DT 64`! In 1988 METALL changed their name to HEADLESS, again some tracks have been produced and released on Vinyl for the first time. Because of different reasons the band broke up in 1991.Re-start as METALL in August 2013 by co-founder and member Sven Rappoldt (also well known as the owner of the legendary “Halford Metal Bar” in Berlin).Since that time numerous gigs: i.a. Taunus Metal Fest, Rude Open Air oder auch als Opener für Bullet.Early in 2017 the recordings for their first album “Metal Heads” were finished. This album covers the whole range of Heavy Metal with epic tracks like „Riding On The Storm“ up to agressive attacks like „Wrath“! Pure metal from METALL!

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As heavy as Stalin’s boot! Formed back in 1982, Metall became something of a name, recording tracks that ended up on top of radio broadcast hit lists like Beatkiste and Hard ’n’ Heavy DT 64 – no mean feat considering this was then (Communist) East Germany i.e. behind the iron curtain! But despite recording more songs for a split LP “Speed Up” on Label Z, the band split in 1991. However, in 2013 original co-founder bassist Sven Rappoldt (also well known as the owner of the legendary Halford Metal Bar in Berlin) reformed the band, resulting in their 2017 debut “Metal Heads”, and following that gigged including supporting Bullet as well as playing Taunus Metal Fest and Rude Open Air. Playing authentic heavy power metal from the 80s, Metall are as heavy as their name suggests, employing the twin guitars of Christian Beyer and Ben to deliver the power along with wailing siren solos, completed by an absolutely molten rhythm of pounding drums and deep bass. Offsetting that are the wonderfully soulful vocals of Joel Stieve Dawe (along with his screams n growls) and enough hooks and melodies to keep the music steaming as it is smouldering. This is how classic heavy metal used to sound and “Metal Fire” has it written all over the 9 excellent tracks here, including ‘Easy Rider’ from the band’s 80s demo now both presented in english and german versions! Like an anvil being smelted, prepare for the monster chugging riffs as they rock and sway on ‘Master Key’, getting dirty as Dawe just manages to sing and growl amid the squealing axes and megaton pounding drums before the swanky rock n roll solos knock you lights out – wow. Hammering in on ‘Hold The Line’ tank engines are truly roaring as this track just steams off with plenty of cymbal work from drummer Marco Thäle as Dawe hits the screaming highs while also impressing with his deathly growls as the guitars scythe and turn slickly to keep your interest before offering a contrast of blistering and melodic solo work – awesome. If ya like the chop, then ‘Beneath My Mind’ certainly does this, while also delivering some clanging metallic melodies as Dawe’s soul contrasts the background witch screams n whispers as the groove becomes almost thrash like as the solos go into an all out trip to possess and neck break – excellent. It’s great to have Metall back and really putting it in like this – make no mistake, this is real men’s metal from Deutschland!

Line-Up:

Joél Stieve-Dawe - Vocals
Sven Rappoldt - Bass - See also: ex-Headless
Ben - Guitars
Christian Beyer - Guitars
Marko Thäle - Drums (2013-present) - See also: ex-Fatal Embrace, ex-Postmortem, ex-Darkland

Tracklist:

01. Metal Maniacs
02. What Is Real
03. Master Key
04. Stay For A Night To Pray
05. Hold The Line
06. Beneath My Mind
07. Easy Rider
08. Metal For You
09. Easy Rider (German Version)


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Re: Metall (GERMANY)

Postby Horex » 30 Apr 2026, 07:10

Metall - Chasing The Truth (2026)

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Year : 2026
Style : Heavy Metal
Country : Germany
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 97 mb


Bio:

Originally METALL has been founded 1982 in the GDR. Beginning 1985 a steady line-up (Thomas Post , Roland Tschech , Uwe Lerach , Ronald Schulze, Sven Rappoldt) has been setup at last which realised some recordings for radio broadcast. These recordings (e.g. Easy Rider & Vulcane der Erde) often ended up on top of radio broadcast hitlists like ‚Beatkiste‘ or ‚Hard ’n Heavy DT 64`! In 1988 METALL changed their name to HEADLESS, again some tracks have been produced and released on Vinyl for the first time. Because of different reasons the band broke up in 1991.Re-start as METALL in August 2013 by co-founder and member Sven Rappoldt (also well known as the owner of the legendary “Halford Metal Bar” in Berlin).Since that time numerous gigs: i.a. Taunus Metal Fest, Rude Open Air oder auch als Opener für Bullet.Early in 2017 the recordings for their first album “Metal Heads” were finished. This album covers the whole range of Heavy Metal with epic tracks like „Riding On The Storm“ up to agressive attacks like „Wrath“! Pure metal from METALL!

Album:

Third time may be the charm for German act Metall. Originally around in the early 80s, they changed names to Headless from 1988-1992 before splitting up. Bassist Sven Rappoldt restarted the band in 2013 with a newer lineup, now back for their third full-length in Chasing the Truth. The seven-year gap between albums took place for numerous reasons: the pandemic for one, plus lineup shuffles in the guitar department (welcome latest guitarist Alexander Reinhold). Will this result in the strongest effort to date – or make things difficult to rise above in a healthy scene bursting with talent?The nine main songs (opener “The Serpent’s Ensemble” a typical atmosphere style intro at 92 seconds that contains a reflective, clean guitar piece) sit in a classic, traditional heavy metal position, a host of early 80s influences shining through in terms of the riff choices, chanting choruses, and semi-energetic rhythm section parts. “Dying Hope” elevates the energy a bit in the double kick, stunted / crunchy riffs which prop up from time to time against the normal mid-tempo power riffs, Joel Stieve-Dawe occasionally reaching those Halford-esque eagle notes when called for. The almost thrash-like intensity seems to be something worth exploring, as the band often finds themselves relying on fairly basic main parts for tracks like “Imminent Strike” and “Heaven’s Burn” which relegate the songs to throwaway numbers even a veteran act like Mystic Prophecy wouldn’t let see the light of day. Visions of Accept and Manowar gallop through the speakers on closer “Heart of Steel” – heroic vocals demanding that unison force of strength to fit the cultural, marching musical components. Many will appreciate the realism captured in these performances – at least you know Metall performs their material from the heart.Chasing the Truth unfortunately wavers between fairly pedestrian traditional metal and semi-power/thrash, definitely from the old school stance. Metall will never be confused for attempting to step into modern waters – yet most will be left feeling a little apathetic, as the talent present doesn’t match the final product.

Line-Up:

Joél Stieve-Dawe - Vocals - See also: Avistortion, Karatschai
Alex Reinhold - Guitars (2024-present) - See also: Macho Mango
Sven Rappoldt - Bass - See also: ex-Headless
Marko Thäle - Drums (2013-present) - See also: ex-Fatal Embrace, ex-Postmortem, ex-Darkland, ex-Gomorrah

Tracklist:

01. The Serpent’s Ensemble
02. Chasing the Truth
03. Dying Hope
04. Lord of Flies
05. The Realm Inside
06. Imminent Strike
07. Slave of Power
08. Heavens Burn
09. Solomon’s Rage
10. Heart of Steel


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