Heavenwood - Redemption (2008)

Redemption marker the return of Heavenwood after 10 years of stopping time, and their return was just amazing, full of strength, quality and nerve.
There are a lot of songs in this album that deserve attention, I would put their sound in Doom/Gothic Metal
The first song of the Album is great in all aspects great composition, amazing lyrics, and the vocals just fit, it is called 13th moon, it's quality show why it was the official video

The second song of the album is called Me and You, is not so dark of an atmsophere as 13th moon but has also its enchantments

The third song, it counts with Jeff Waters from Annihilator, and it's called Bridge to Neverland is my favourite on this album for several reasons, but I think being one of the heaviest it's what makes it so special

The 5th song has Gus G. from Firewind as guest and it's called One Step to Devotion

Another song I really enjoy from this album is Obsolete the 7th one from the album, with Special guest TIJS VANNESTE from the belgian band OCEANS OF SADNESS

Mezarkabul(Pentagram) - Unspoken (2001)

As an album this is my favourite one from Mezarkabul, Sadly lot of the songs on this album are not available at youtube, but one of the best is, Lions in a Cage, seems like the time when kings had to be put in isolation to learn their way without external interference, so they could be harsh and heartless.

Another songs you should check are In Esir Like an Eagle, Unspoken and For Those Who Died Alone

Mezarkabul(Pentagram) - Anatolia(1997) and MMXII(2012)

Today, I know they are not so progressive as that, but they have some touches of it in their songs, they are Called Pentagram in Turkey but as there is already other Pentagram band, outside of Turkey they are known as Mezarkabul. Today I leave my favourite songs from them, which are both in Turkish

Sonsuz from Anatolia(1997), close your eyes and let yourself submerge in this sound

and gecmisin yuku from MMXII(2012) more elaborated but not much interesting

Psychotic Waltz - A Social Grace (1990)

Today I bring you history, this a song directly from the beginning of the 90's what a song this is.
The 90's have something in it's songs that really amuses me.