The new wave of melodic death metal is coming from Switzerland, a country which never gave birth to any important act of this genre before. Dreamshade's upcoming album "What Silence Hides" will be a breath of fresh air and is going to stand out among the others thanks to it's new and unique sound: a mixture of guitar solos and melodies which will reach your emotions, in-your-face rhythmics able to make you head-bang and break your neck, incredibly technical drums, atmospheric keyboards, ripping screams and growls. Thanks to the real hard work and abilities of the young guys, improved by the perfect sound quality of swedish Studio Fredman's engineers and by Sterling Sound in New York, "What Silence Hides" will be one of the most revealing Debut-albums of 2011 and will open the doors to a modern and unique melodic-death-metal-derivated genre.

Planet Earth in Lounge Music - Vol.6 - Vol.10 (2003)

Delightful corners of the European nature, from harsh northern seas of Norway to the beautiful southern coast of Portugal, mysterious caves, majestic mountains, colorful alpine meadows of Switzerland, beautiful waterfalls, rivers and lakes in Finland - this is only a small part of what you can see in the film series " Planet Earth in Lounge Music ". The main feature of this series is perfectly matched modern music, which is as much an important part of the film, as well as videos.

Despite benefiting from the expert assistance of legendary producer Martin Birch Whitesnake's early studio albums all tended to sound unexplainably flat. Their fourth effort, 1980's Ready an' Willing, was no exception, but it did make up for this somewhat with solid songwriting. In fact, David Coverdale and company were growing increasingly more consistent and self-assured with each record.

~ Eduardo Rivadavia

Hungry is the second studio album recorded by the metal band XYZ.After achieving recognition with their Don Dokken-produced debut, and resolving that Hungry be a departure from Dokken's shadow, the album does succeed in more finely delineating XYZ's own character.