Rock Era Magazine

A few days back, the oldest active rock/metal in the Egyptian Metal scene VYRUS announced a new performance at El Sawy Culturewheel on Friday,...

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Fashion Bird Danger Danger presents a progressive post-rock 'Phanerothymes' covered by a psychedelic atmosphere. While checking the track I found an impressive psychedelic groove indeed. I...

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Theatrical melodic waves are driven by an original metal sound! This is how can I describe the 'Ocean of Misfortune' by VKT. The song...

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I have received tens of metal submissions since this year started, and I cannot deny that I enjoyed most of them, but when I...

For almost two decades I have seen hundreds of Egyptian rock and metal bands, most of them were having a special oriental flavour indeed...