ASHES OF THE DARK DRAGONFORCE ALBUM CRACKED 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 earned the melodic rockers a worldwide audience, resulting in a string of sold-out concerts in Asia and Europe. The band's sophomore effort, Sonic Firestorm, was released in 2004, followed by Inhuman Rampage in 2006 and Ultra Beatdown in 2008.ĭragonForce parted ways with Theart in 2010, bringing new vocalist Marc Hudson on board the following year. The band's first-ever DVD, In the Line of Fire, was released in 2015.Īlthough Hudson would make his first appearance on 2012's The Power Within, the group's sixth album, 2014's Maximum Overload, would be the last for drummer David Mackintosh, who would be replaced by Gee Anzalone later that year.
Shot in high definition at the Saitama Super Arena in Tokyo, the set featured a mix of DragonForce classics and selections from the previous year's Maximum Overload. The group began their next album in between bouts of global touring. During breaks, they'd work with producer Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios in Sweden, but in between festivals and other dates, they cut tracks at studios in London and Witney in the U.K., Charleville-Mézières in France, and in California in the U.S.
In February 2017, DragonForce used their Instagram account to reveal the artwork for a forthcoming album in nine posts that created a three-panel illustration.
Titled Reaching Into Infinity, the full-length was released in May while the band was on tour. 2018 saw a remixed and remastered re-release of The Power Within, Re-Powered Within. The following year they issued their eighth studio album, Extreme Power Metal, which was recorded in Los Angeles by Once Human's Damien Rainaud at Mix Unlimited, and partially on guitarist Herman Li's Twitch livestream channel with live participation from fans. It was DragonForce's first offering without long-term keyboardist Pruzhanov, who left in 2018.Three years after their worldwide success “Maximum Overload”, DragonForce now release their seventh studio album “Reaching Into Infinity”. It is also the first album to feature Gee Anzalone who has laid down an insanely impressive performance to provide the perfect backbone on the DragonForce Recorded in Sweden with producer Jens Bogren the band went in and out of studios during their world tour, utilizing Lamerluser Studios (London, UK), Dark Lane Studios (Witney, UK), as well as the bands own Evil1 Studios in Charleville-Mézières (France) and Shredforce One Studios (California, USA).įor their new album, DragonForce have opened up their sound like never before, capturing the fierce, forlorn and fun with both menace and melody. Musically speaking, ‘Reaching Into Infinity’ continues where DragonForce left off Sound which of course still boasts the bands trademark crazy-fast solos, courtesy of guitarists Herman Li and Sam Totman. With ‘Maximum Overload’, the band’s faster material becoming even faster still, while the melodic parts head even further in that particular direction. ASHES OF THE DARK DRAGONFORCE ALBUM CRACKED.
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