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Power Metal 2020s Albums - Page 2
Browse 95 Power Metal albums from the 2020s in the METAL BOOST catalog, with artist pages, track lists, Spotify players and English liner notes. Page 2 of 2.
Albums - Page 2
Firestar reignites IRON SAVIOR’s blend of cosmic narrative and straight-ahead German power metal.
The Awakening is KAMELOT’s first studio record in five years and brings its symphonic shadows, progressive construction and dramatic melodies into especially clear focus.
Judgement Day introduces LOVEBITES with Fami in the lineup and drives forward with speed, precise ensemble playing and big melodic payoff.
Hellriot connects MYSTIC PROPHECY’s heavy rhythmic chug directly to fist-raising choruses.
A ninth album that gathers new songs and unreleased material as a bridge to the next chapter, with a covers disc by befriended bands on the deluxe editions.
Code Red lines up PRIMAL FEAR’s tank-like riffs with Ralf Scheepers’ soaring high voice and refuses to compromise either element.
A one-track digital single issued on 1 April 2023. The song had been written for the singer Tokoyami Towa under sponsorship by Nissin's Yakisoba U.F.O.; this is Unlucky Morpheus playing it themselves, the band whose Shiren composed it and whose Fuki wrote the words.
After a long absence, Altaria return with Wisdom, a record that presents bright Scandinavian melodic-metal lines alongside approachable hard-rock warmth.
Tobias Sammet assembles a varied cast of singers and builds theatrical storytelling and oversized melody as a sequence of connected scenes.
Blind Guardian's eleventh studio album, released in September 2022: their first under the band's own name in about seven years, after an orchestral album.
The third and last of the avex albums, carried into a SUMMER SONIC 2022 appearance; guitarist MOE joined after it.
DRAGONLAND's sixth album, released in 2022, a comeback after eleven years since Under the Grey Banner. A sci-fi concept album set in space and separate from The Dragonland Chronicles saga, it was released by AFM Records; the Japanese edition is on Marquee/Avalon (MICP-11706).
Final Advent finds Sweden’s Dynazty linking heavy riffs, polished electronic textures and arena-sized choruses with impressive density.
Shangri-La finds Edenbridge building a fantasy world around Sabine Edelsbacher’s clear voice and Lanvall’s grand arrangements.
HAGANE’s first full-length album, expanding the band’s twin-guitar sparkle, speed, heavy riffs and dramatic storytelling.
A seventh album four years on, rebuilt around new singer Victor Emeka — with three former members guesting on "Tribal Mark".
Rescue sees Shaman restating the heat and symphonic splendor of Brazilian power metal.
Acoustic Adventures – Volume One revisits familiar material through the voice, production weight and arrangement sense of its recording period.
Acoustic Adventures – Volume Two revisits familiar material through the voice, production weight and arrangement sense of its recording period.
After a long gap, Stratovarius return with the fast drums, shining keyboards and skyward choruses that define their identity.
The fourth album, distributed by Disk Union on 27 April 2022. It carries an album version of "“M” Revolution", the digital single from 2021, and four of its songs — "Amaryllis", "Welcome to Valhalla", "The Black Death Mansion Murders" and "“M” Anthem" — were given music videos. Ten tracks.
Dark Connection pushes Beast in Black’s power-metal drive into a neon-lit, cyberpunk world shaped by eighties synth-pop.
The second avex album — twelve songs, followed three weeks later by a European edition on Setsuzoku Records.
Winterbane develops Frozen Crown’s strengths—speed, twin-guitar melody and clear vocals—into a more three-dimensional third album.
Union Gives Strength gathers Galneryus's dramatic melody, complex development and virtuosic playing into one record with a strong sense of unity.
Recorded in the Pumpkins United lineup with Kai Hansen and Michael Kiske alongside Andi Deris, this self-titled album is a major meeting point in Helloween’s history.
Labyrinth’s ninth album places its trademark melancholy melody and bright Italian power-metal guitar work inside more varied arrangements.
Above the Beyond carefully balances Leverage’s transparent Scandinavian melodic-metal character with thick hard-rock riffing.
A four-song mini-album finished under the pandemic, and the most openly positive record the band has made.
A fan-voted best-of spanning 2017 to 2021, closing on "Nameless Warrior" — the last song the original line-up recorded.
The third Metalite album, released by AFM Records on 26 March 2021 and the second with Erica Ohlsson singing. Its eleven songs push the science-fiction themes further out. Marquee put the Japanese edition on sale two days earlier, on 24 March, with "Aftermath" added as a Japan-only bonus track for twelve.
An eighth album that digs into werewolf legend country by country, with Jens Bogren and Joost van den Broek widening the band's sound another step.
Glory for Salvation expands the central pleasures of symphonic power metal on Rhapsody of Fire’s thirteenth album.
Manifest pushes Amaranthe’s defining three-vocal approach into bolder electronic detail and metal momentum.
BABYMETAL’s first best-of collection, tracing ten years of transformation from early shock to global-scale metal spectacle.
The Dark Delight sharpens Dynazty’s modern melodic-metal momentum into a harder and more dramatic form.
On its self-titled ninth album, Firewind organize the elements that make the band immediately recognizable.
HAGANE’s debut EP, condensing clear melody, speed and technical guitar work into a concise first statement.
Skycrest drives Iron Savior’s long-running space-age imagery and straightforward power metal with renewed heat.
Electric Pentagram shows Lovebites’ unity as a five-piece through both speed and drama.
The first single cut from Electric Pentagram, with two previously unreleased songs and an orchestral version alongside the title track.
Metal Division does exactly what its title promises: it puts fundamental heavy-metal elements directly in front of the listener.
Human. :||: Nature. is Nightwish's ninth album, a two-disc story of humanity and nature that pairs a set of songs with an orchestral suite.
Metal Commando lives up to its title by committing fully to traditional heavy metal’s forward drive.
An original EP put into national distribution on 29 April 2020, its three songs built around Takiyashahime, the figure held to be the daughter of Taira no Masakado. The CD adds instrumental versions of all three for six tracks; the streaming release carries the three sung songs alone. The title track got a music video and "Tetsuou" a lyric video.
The third album, distributed by Disk Union on 29 July 2020. Six of its nine songs were given official films, more than any other Unlucky Morpheus record, and at Toyosu PIT the following year the band played all nine of them almost in album order.