The Lord of Steel is the 12th studio album released by the American heavy metal band Manowar in June 2012. It marks a change in the…
Manowar – The Lord of Steel (2012)
Manowar – Battle Hymns MMXI (2011)
Manowar weren’t always Manowar. Their first album, 1982’s Battle Hymns, hinted at the epic warriors-of-metal style they’d pursue on every…
Manowar – Gods of War (2007)
Delivering on a threat that had slowly been rearing its bewigged head in the band’s music over recent releases, self-proclaimed metal gods…
Manowar – The Sons of Odin (2006)
Thanks to the alternative rock explosion of the early ’90s, Manowar and similar power metal outfits have been widely regarded…
Manowar – Warriors of the World (2002)
Like most latter-day Manowar outings, Warriors of the World is a mixed affair rife with all of the clichés that make Manowar either…
Manowar – Louder Than Hell (1996)
Led by bassist Joey DeMaio and his singular metallic musical vision, Louder Than Hell is another exercise in power metal evangelism…
Manowar – The Triumph of Steel (1992)
With a 28-minute opening track, slightly expanded lyrical themes, and some of the best rhythmic onslaughts recorded by…
Manowar – Kings of Metal (1988)
On their anthemic mission statement “Kings of Metal” Manowar once again proclaim their metal superiority thusly:…
Manowar – Fighting the World (1987)
For four albums, Manowar blazed a self-appointed crusade for “True Metal,” devoid of image or any commercial leanings, only…
Manowar – Sign of the Hammer (1985)
After getting everything right on the previous year’s Hail to England, Manowar rushed back into the studio to record 1985’s…
Manowar – Hail to England (1984)
Laugh all you want at their absurd macho posturing and “death to false metal” hootenanny, but with 1984’s Hail to England…
Manowar – Into Glory Ride (1983)
Into Glory Ride is something of a transitional album, moving away from the melodicism of Battle Hymns and toward…
Manowar – Battle Hymns (1982)
Manowar were guilty of committing more heavy metal clichés in the first half of their 1982 debut, Battle Hymns, than most bands commit in their whole careers…