A review of Helloween's new album and an amazing chat with Kai Hansen, Michael Kiske, and Dani Löble? Yes, we have it! Check it out here!
Details on all the songs from Helloween's new album, their first with Kai Hansen and Michael Kiske after…
Miss Lava presents her new "Doom Machine"
With 'Doom Machine', Miss Lava proves once again that she can extend her tentacles and impress beyond her homeland.
Insanity accelerates with gusto in new album 'High Speed'
Released in January of this year, 'High Speed', by the Goiânia-based quartet Insanidade, accelerates and evokes a festive and carefree spirit. Read it here! Continue Reading →
Political and popular, System of a Down reflects on the power of music to change the world in the documentary 'Truth to Power'.
Do you believe that music has the power to change the world? The documentary 'Truth to Power' explores the importance of…
Hammathaz is technical, creative and professional in 'The One'
Our WikiBrothers Leandro Abrantes and Luis Fernando Ribeiro share their opinions on Hammathaz's debut album.
Review: 'Nola', the debut album by the band DOWN
Our WikiBrother Leonardo Orletti reviews the debut album by the band DOWN, 'Nola'. Read the full review! Continue Reading →
Review: 'Angels Fall First' by Nightwish
Our WikiBrother Leonardo Orletti reviews Nightwish's debut album, 'Angels Fall First'. Read the review here!
Medjay, a band from Minas Gerais, releases the album 'Sandstorm'; see the track-by-track breakdown.
Our WikiBrother Marcelo Pugliese Cezario did a track-by-track analysis of the recent release from the Brazilian band Medjay. Read it here!
Tuatha de Danann's new album celebrates Irish music and the band's history.
Luis Fernando Ribeiro and Leandro Abrantes listened to 'In Nomine Éireann' by Tuatha de Danann firsthand and tell us what to expect. Continue Reading →
Seventh Sign From Heaven debuts in the studio with grit, seriousness, and honesty.
Leandro Abrantes and Luis Fernando Ribeiro analyze "The Woman and the Dragon," the debut album by the band…
On Russian soil, Noturnall once again demonstrates the strength of Brazilian metal.
Luis Fernando Ribeiro and Leandro Abrantes analyze 'Made in Russia', another step by Noturnall towards the top tier of…
Behind the click: the story behind that viral photo you shared on Instagram.
Our WikiSister Renata Carvalho discusses the work of photographers and how the industry has changed. Read here. Continue Reading →
From noisy taverns to the wildest battles, Curitiba natives Tandra release their debut album.
Between sips of beer, Luis Fernando Ribeiro and Leandro Abrantes analyze 'Time and Eternity' by the band Tandra.
Beyond Yellow September: How music and mental health intersect.
On the last day of Yellow September, Wikimetal reinforces that the conversation about mental health should continue throughout the year.
Controversy between Detonautas and Michelle Bolsonaro sparks reflection on National Freedom of Expression Day.
Last April 4th, "Micheque" went viral on social media, and now it's being censored by internet users and, according to sources, even by Michelle Bolsonaro. Continue Reading →
The band Escarnnia from Tocantins bets on the brutality of death metal in a technical, aggressive, and very well-executed album.
Luis Fernando Ribeiro and Leandro Abrantes analyze 'Humanity Isolated' by Escarnnia, an album of overwhelming aggression!
Taskaha's debut progressive atmospheric virtuality
In August, the band Taskaha released their first album, packed with spectacular musical influences! Read more here…
The union between generations in the sound of The Basement Rocks.
Hailing from the sprawling city of Guarulhos, the guys from The Basement Rocks have released their first full-length album. Read our review here. Continue Reading →
Vocifer echoes the rich culture of its people in an album born to take the name of Brazil to the world.
Leandro Abrantes and Luis Fernando Ribeiro analyze 'Boiuna', one of the best Brazilian metal albums of recent years. Read it here…
Metallica returns with 'S&M2', one of the most daring projects of their career.
Twenty years later they're back. With one of their most daring projects, Metallica returned to performing with…
The relentless and unbridled fury of Madre Sun in 'The Speed of Light'
At the end of July, the band Madre Sun released the EP 'The Speed of Light', bringing with it many great things that span different genres. Continue Reading →
Ignited showcases grit, skill, and personality in their captivating debut album.
Our WikiBrothers Luis Fernando Ribeiro and Leandro Abrantes discuss the debut album from the Brazilian band Ignited. Read on…
Hallowed Be Thy Name: The Story of Clive Burr
Our WikiBrother Diego Cataldo tells the story of one of the great names in metal: Clive Burr, who achieved success with…
Wikimetal recommends: the distinctive sound of Ruff Majik
The band Ruff Majik is preparing to release their next studio album, and the Wikimetal editorial team recommends checking out their sound. Continue Reading →
The Iron Maiden and D-Day
Our WikiBrother Diogo Tomaz tells the story of D-Day and its connection to the song "The Longest…
How Eddie from Iron Maiden was born, grew up, and became the greatest mascot of all time.
Eddie is the immortal soul of Iron Maiden, the symbol of eternal youth and the band's attitude...
Dynazty: a must-listen for fans of good music.
Our WikiSisters Kelly Silva and Renata Carvalho chatted with Dynazty and it was a really cool conversation! Read about it here! Continue Reading →
Dio versus Ozzy: whose vocals truly follow Tony Iommi's guitar riffs?
Our WikiBrother Eduardo Kennedy answered the question that has been on fans' minds for decades: Who really follows the guitar riffs…
The shame of being metal
I've never been so ashamed of being a metalhead as when reading the comments posted on Facebook about the band's outings…
Pink Floyd and the psychedelia of 'The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn'
Our WikiBrother Leonardo Orletti reviewed Pink Floyd's legendary debut, 'The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn', released in 1967. Continue Reading →