After a decade away, Soundtrack for the End Times reunites MERCENARY’s melodic death metal, power metal and progressive metal instincts in one large return.
Denmark Metal & Hard Rock Albums
Explore 29 metal and hard rock albums connected to the Denmark scene, organized by decade with detailed artist and album pages.
Albums
Continuing the dystopian story of its predecessor, Dystopia Part II deepens the setting through André Andersen’s layered keyboards and classically shaped arrangements.
Royal Hunt’s Dystopia is a concept work that uses detailed keyboard arrangements, thick guitar and several guest vocalists to dramatize an oppressive future vision.
Cast in Stone gathers Royal Hunt’s symphonic keyboards, progressive movement and powerful choruses into a focused fourteenth album.
Devil’s Dozen layers Royal Hunt’s grand keyboards, hard guitar riffs and dramatic vocals to explore a classical-metal world in depth.
Through Our Darkest Days combines Mercenary’s sharp melodic-death-metal riffing with power-metal-sized vocal melody.
A Life to Die For uses classical-leaning keyboards, layered choruses and dramatic vocals to build Royal Hunt’s grand progressive-metal world.
Metamorphosis layers Mercenary’s heavyweight guitar, melodic leads and clean-to-harsh vocal contrast to show the band’s strength amid change.
Show Me How to Live reunites Royal Hunt with D.C. Cooper, reconnecting André Andersen’s grand keyboards, melodic guitar and dramatic vocals.
X shows Royal Hunt’s symphonic and progressive metal strengths through dramatic keyboards, hard guitar and shadowed melody.
Architect of Lies uses Mercenary’s contrast between clean vocal and death growl to join heavy riffs with broad melody.
Collision Course... Paradox 2 revisits the world of Royal Hunt’s Paradox through heavy guitar, classical keyboards and dramatic vocal writing.
Return of the Pride finds Mike Tramp bringing White Lion’s open melodies and direct language back to the front.
The Hours That Remain keeps Mercenary’s sharp riffs and double-kick propulsion while bringing more clean vocal and memorable melody to the front.
Paper Blood layers dense keyboard arrangement, hard guitar and forceful vocals into a dramatic progressive-metal setting.
11 Dreams tightly combines heavy riffs, shifting rhythm and the contrast between clean vocals and growls.
Eyewitness layers weighty keyboards, firm guitar and soaring vocals into a cinematic progressive-metal setting.
Everblack fuses death-metal sharpness, power-metal drama and a vocal approach that moves between clean singing and growls.
The Mission is a concept-driven Royal Hunt record that tells its story through thick keyboards and metal riffs.
Fear builds dramatic melodic metal from thick keyboard orchestration, hard guitar and expansive vocal melody.
First Breath is Mercenary’s debut, combining thrash/death-metal sharpness with melodic guitar and shifting arrangements.
Paradox combines thick keyboard work, dramatic chorus and heavy guitar in a concept-driven Royal Hunt record.
Moving Target places D.C. Cooper’s soaring, dramatic vocal at the center of Royal Hunt’s keyboard-led architecture.
Clown in the Mirror finds ROYAL HUNT in a phase that sharpens Royal Hunt's neoclassical speed and dramatic melody around André Andersen's keyboards.
Land of Broken Hearts is Royal Hunt’s debut, built around André Andersen’s thick keyboard work, heavy guitar, dramatic chorus and Henrik Brockmann’s powerful vocal.
Mane Attraction keeps White Lion’s melodic strengths while moving toward longer forms and thicker guitar weight.
Big Game keeps White Lion’s flowing guitar work and melodic gift while looking toward a wider range of subjects.
Pride joins White Lion’s hard-rock power to a refined, song-centered melodic sense.
Fight to Survive joins White Lion’s accessible melodic-hard-rock side to Vito Bratta’s distinctive guitar voice.