Monsters of Heaven

The mother of all clip collections continues its infiltration of your sensory system with only the finest heavy metal music videos to please both your eyes and your ears. As awesome as always but bigger than ever – 90 clips of bands from every imaginable subgenre of heavy metal are being delivered on two bulging DVDs with a total playing time of almost seven hours! Look forward to the following oven-fresh delicacies.

Monsters Of Metal Vol 9 is the latest installment in Nuclear Blast's regular visual round-up of the cream of the current Metal crop on DVD and Blu-Ray discs in a lavish Digibook package.Bulging with 45 promo videos Monsters Of Metal Vol 9 covers Nuclear Blast s increasingly varied roster, with a few choice cuts from other frontline Metal labels.

The Qi has awakened demons, they wreak havoc on our world. You traverse ancient realms with the aid of the "Kunlun Mirror," embarking on a journey of cultivation and acension to gods.

There had, of course, been other fires. Four hundred and fifty years before, the city had almost burned to the ground. Yet the signs from the heavens in 1666 were ominous: comets, pyramids of flame, monsters born in city slums. Then, in the early hours of 2 September, a small fire broke out on the ground floor of a baker's house in Pudding Lane. In five days that small fire would devastate the third largest city in the Western world.

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Although it’s mostly experiment that leads to enlightenment – in music and elsewhere – sometimes it’s better to follow the above adage after all, and this is something the L.A.-based quintet Heaven & Earth must be well aware of. In spite of years gone by and major changes within the band as well as outside of it, their newest album Hard To Kill not only picks up where 2013 Dig left off. What is even more surprising – it also doesn’t fall far from 1999 all-star release recorded under the moniker of Heaven & Earth Featuring Stuart Smith, the one that started it all.