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r/symphonicpowermetal: Symphonic Power Metal is a fusion of two Heavy Metal subgenres: Symphonic Metal and Power Metal. For instance, there are bands…
- any bands with a very bombastic symphonic power metal sound?
Twilight Force strike your fancy? 13 votes, 21 comments. I...
- What are your favorite symphonic metal bands? - Reddit
What are your favorite symphonic metal bands? For me these:...
- What is power metal? Is it even possible to define ... - Reddit
Melodic Power - Power metal with particularly melodious...
- any bands with a very bombastic symphonic power metal sound?
Symphonic Power Metal bands? I'm searching for more bands in this subgenre. I've listened to Rhapsody (+ its siblings), Dark Moor's Gates of Oblivion and Twilight Force. I also greatly enjoyed Ride with the Sun by Fairyland, though I haven't listened to the rest of the album yet.
Symphonic Power Metal is a fusion of two Heavy Metal subgenres: Symphonic Metal and Power Metal. For instance, there are bands that combine the keyboards and the fast drumming Power Metal is known for, with a Classically trained singer that is the norm in Symphonic Metal.
Twilight Force strike your fancy? 13 votes, 21 comments. I already know about Avantasia, Edguy, Stratovarius, Dragonland and Fairyland, any others that have this very symphonic….
What are your favorite symphonic metal bands? For me these: Therion: the albums up to at least Les fleurs du mal are absolute masterpieces. Incredible and unique work on lyrics, symphonies and growl insertion; Nightwish: I practically discovered metal with this band when I was only 8 years old.
Melodic Power - Power metal with particularly melodious vocals/guitars (AKA Melopower) Symphonic Power - Power metal with orchestration. These categories have existed for as long as I've been following the genre, and they mirror the language used in other subgenres to delineate their fusions and subtypes.
Kiuas, especially their later stuff, sounds pretty Pantera inspired. Not what you’re asking but nocturnal rites kind of reminds me of Pantera since Pantera started off as a hair band and then transitioned to groove metal. Nocturnal Rites started off as a death metal band and then transitioned into power metal.
