Dragonforce
U.K. power metal sextet Dragonforce formed in 1999 around the twin-guitar assault of Herman Li and Sam Totman, keyboard player Vadim Pruzhanov, and the powerful vocals of ZP Theart -- drummer David Mackintosh and bass player Adrian Lambert joined later. Dragonforce had already toured with the likes of Halford and Stratovarius before the release of their debut, 2003's Valley of the Damned. The success of that record found the melodic rockers a worldwide audience, resulting in a string of sold-out concerts in Asia and Europe. The group's sophomore effort, Sonic Firestorm, was released in 2004, followed by Inhuman Rampage in 2006. ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide
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Although they like to call their style "extreme power metal," in actuality Dragonforce is an honest to goodness prog metal band. If you were to mix the lyrics/subject matter of Dio, the guitar work...
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| recent albums | date | score | reviews |
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| Sonic Firestorm | 2004 | 8.47 | 5 |
| The Valley of the Damned | 2003 | 8.31 | 4 |
Recent User Reviews
they bring a new spirit of metal music, and herman li??? i vote him for the most greatest guitarist of this decade (2000 - 2010)
FULL REVIEWposted Oct 30, 2008
I dont like many songs but dragonforce has some hot tunes . They turn up the heat yo . Metal wanst my thang but Dragon force metal is rockin.
FULL REVIEWposted Jul 18, 2008
First of all: i really dont like speed metal. But Dragonforce is different: they rock!
FULL REVIEWposted Apr 19, 2008
I'll agree it is a bit repetitive but, the good sound and noise level it can get to more than makes up for it.
FULL REVIEWposted Dec 18, 2007
latest Dragonforce news and features
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Win A Free Guitar From Dragonforce
News - external | May 31, 2006
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Have you ever had one of those days?
Reviews - external | Jan 9, 2006
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Dragonforce Play First U.S. Show At CBGB
News - external | Oct 14, 2005




