#JUDASPRIEST

OMG! This is SO cute! She says she's VIBING! "Even my eyebrows are impressed!" 😂 It's so cool to see this young girl enjoying the BEST music from my youth. Be sure to check out her other reactions. đŸ€˜đŸŽž #JudasPriest #ReactionVideo www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHvd...

The Energy!| First Time Hearin...

2025-12-03

Le Motocultor se paye une lĂ©gende ! lepoher.fr/le-motocultor-se-pa Samedi soir, un Ă©nigmatique message de la part de l’équipe du Motocultor apparaĂźt sur les rĂ©seaux #centreouestbretagne #JudasPriest #Motocultor #Airbourne #Carhaix #musique #Alaune #metal

2025-12-01

#MondayCovers đŸŽ¶

Judas Priest - Diamonds & Rust (Joan Baez)

Live performance, youtube link:
youtube.com/watch?v=eHyl8a394-M

#Music #Metal #JudasPriest

Heute Abend #AliceCooper live, eben #JudasPriest im Radio, und dann noch im #AC/DC Shirt fĂŒr 6,66 EUR einkaufen. Loift đŸ€˜đŸ˜œ

2025-11-28

Wenn die Frau bei der Firmenweihnachtsfeier ist, lÀuft hier Musik. LAUT. Und mit Bild. So will es das Gesetz .
#judaspriest #epitaph

EL PAÍS: el periódico globalelpais.com@web.brid.gy
2025-11-28

Las claves de la filosofía ‘heavy metal’: escepticismo, intensidad y honestidad brutal

fed.brid.gy/r/https://elpais.c

James Hetfield, de Metallica, durante un concierto en Neunkirchen am Brand (Alemania) en 1984.
Peter :nonazis: :fckafd:pemar@nrw.social
2025-11-26

#nowplaying wÀhrend der #abendrunde mit #django
#judaspriest - #stainedglass
Alles auf 11 😉

2025-11-26

Steel Arctus – Dreamruler Review

By Andy-War-Hall

Brothers, you need power metal in your life. No, you do. You need authentic positivity shot straight into your cynic-rotten hearts, now. Most fortunate for you, Greek power metallers Steel Arctus have graced this year of 2025 with their third album Dreamruler, marking the third entry into the chronicles of their titular hero Steel Arctus. 2020’s Fire and Blood detailed the origins of Steel Arctus and his girlfriend Red Sonja the Arcadian Lady, 2022’s Master of War saw him delve into the fires of Hades and now Dreamruler sees him challenge the titular Dreamruler in his evil world of dreams to rescue his bodacious muse. Though the first two albums were good, Steel Arctus only grazed greatness a few times in their young career. Is Dreamruler the one that’ll bring them there? Hold your hammers high.

Steel Arctus are sworn to the flame of metal glory, and Dreamruler carries that fire by way of anthemic power metal. Dreamruler is imbued with the fantasy-minded songwriting of Dio, the epic vocal acrobatics of Lost Horizon and the fist-balling machismo of Judas Priest and Visigoth. “Riding through the Night” sees Steel Arctus fuse Judas Priest grit and Nocturnal Rites hookiness, “Fate of the Beast” marries Stratovarius neoclassical-isms with Paladin riffing and “Will to Power” embodies so much Manowar that I’m surprised Manowar never wrote it. Steel Arctus harness these influences into lean, catchy tunes that—while never feeling totally original, obviously—feel deeply energized and alive. Just hearing the Lost Horizon bloopy synths and grandeur of “Defender of Steel,” the Iced Earth thrash-power of “Cry for Revenge,” and the Savatage class and nastiness of “Dreamruler” evoked that sense of first getting into metal again. Listening to Dreamruler is listening to everything Steel Arctus love distilled into forty-seven minutes of heavy metal bliss.

This mimicry of established styles wouldn’t work so well if Steel Arctus weren’t incredible musicians. Thankfully, guitarist Nash G. churns out quality riffs like it’s nothing, bringing beefy grooves to “Will to Power” and nimble plucking on “Fires of Death”. While extremely technical and wah-heavy (“Fires of Death”), G.’s solos avoid hollowness through a melody-first approach; just hear those twins on “Dreamruler” or how “Wicked Lies” plays with the riff beneath it. Drummer Minas Chatziminas crushes his kicks (“Defender of Steel”) while fitting in cool tom and cymbal work (“Riding through the Night”) and just enough kick variation for some rhythmic interest (“Dreamruler”), while bassist Strutter (Wardrum) lays down thick-toned bass runs throughout Dreamruler and even leads on “Wicked Lies.” But vocalist Tasos Lazaris (Fortress Under Siege, White Wizzard) is the leader of this quest called Dreamruler, as his incredible range (“Legend of the Warrior”,) power (“Cry for Revenge”) and charisma (“Glory of the Hero”) sharpen the hooks of Dreamruler and give Steel Arctus a commanding presence. Put together, and Dreamruler’s an outstandingly fun romp worthy of Steel Arctus’ many influences.

The only blemish on Dreamruler is that the ending isn’t a smash success. The penultimate “Legend of the Warrior” opens in dramatic fashion, replete with swirling synths, plucked clean guitar and spoken narration Ă  la Lost Horizon that really sounds like Steel Arctus are building towards a true epic conclusion akin to “Highlander (The One).” Instead, it and the closing instrumental “Onar (όΜαρ),”1 move through mid-paced crawls that leave Dreamruler with a minor case of anticlimax. They’re not bad songs— “Legend of the Warrior” features Lazaris’ most dynamic performance and “Onar (όΜαρ)” sounds genuinely restorative in its pleasantness—but with how much pathos Steel Arctus weave into their music I think Dreamruler would’ve benefited from a bigger, grander finale. Steel Arctus can tell a story: I have no idea what happens in Dreamruler narrative-wise, but when Lazaris commands “Hammer Highyaaa!” on “Defender of Steel,” who needs a plot? I’m right there anyway.

Steel Arctus have leveled up tremendously on Dreamruler, and anyone with even a smidgen of appreciation for power metal should give this a spin. They don’t do anything new or novel whatsoever on Dreamruler, and, yeah, these are the most generic power metal song titles imaginable, but Steel Arctus hammered their way into greatness by sheer force of will anyway—along with amazing performances and adept songcraft, of course. Everything about Dreamruler is wholehearted, from Steel Arctus’ celebration of heavy metal’s past to their overwhelming showmanship. This is music of gigantic melancholy and gigantic mirth and easily one of, if not the year’s best power metal albums.

Rating: Great
DR: 72 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: No Remorse Records
Websites: steelarctus.com | steelarctus.bandcamp | facebook.com/steelarctus
Releases Worldwide: November 28th, 2025

#2025 #40 #dio #dreamruler #epicMetal #fortressUnderSiege #greekMetal #heavyMetal #icedEarth #judasPriest #lostHorizon #manowar #noRemorseRecords #nocturnalRites #nov25 #paladin #powerMetal #review #reviews #savatage #steelArctus #stratovarius #visigoth #wardrum #whiteWizzard

LFG GIRLS! AWESOME! đŸ˜źđŸ‘đŸ€˜đŸŽž #JudasPriest TOKYO GIRLS METAL www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fr9...

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Philippe PoupouMc_Chouffe@mamot.fr
2025-11-23

Je lis l'autobiographie de #RobHalford et dĂ©couvre presque #JudasPriest en mĂȘme temps. C'est assez incroyable de voir que le mec (en 77) a Ă©crit une chanson sur une boĂźte gay dans laquelle tout est parfaitement explicite, et que tout le monde a fait comme si de rien n'Ă©tait. On peut difficilement faire plus clair comme coming out, mais personne n'a voulu comprendre.
youtube.com/watch?v=TddtYPOBdOg
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Dr. Dani Sanchezanalgesicsleep
2025-11-23

Judas Priest’s most recent album is 2024’s “Invincible Shield” (youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK)

Dr. Dani Sanchezanalgesicsleep
2025-11-23

Iconic metal band Judas Priest performing at their 2022 induction into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (youtu.be/lJ04NG2oXHQ?si=dFW8mk) On bass: 73yr old Ian Hill, singing is the unmistakable voice of 74yr old Rob Halford. On guitars: 78yr old Glenn Tipton & 74yr old K.K. Downing- who returned for this performance & on drums is the sadly since departed Les Binks who passed away this spring at age 73. You can see more about their induction here (rockhall.com/inductees/judas-p)

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