Get all 5 The Metal Observer releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Black Metal 1: An Unholy Union, Power Metal 2: Eternal Glory, Folk Metal 1: Go Folk Yourself, Death Metal 1: At Death's Door, and Secret Steel - Power Metal 1: Genesis.
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The Metal Observer Calgary, Alberta
Secret Steel is a project by The Metal Observer, one of the longest standing metal webzines with over 20 years on the
webs.
It is solely dedicated to the best unsigned metal bands and every band undergoes a stringent screening process to ensure only the best of the best make it onto each volume!
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