The idea of cover albums in power metal is no rarity; groups such as Hammerfall and Powerwolf have put out some pretty damn good collection...

The Best, The Rest, The Rare really walks the line between being a total label-driven bullshit retread compilation and something that was l...

Even with the advance knowledge that Helloween had adopted a silly side with tracks like "Dr. Stein", I saw the cover and title f...

Call of the Wild sadly doesn't offer up anything new or nuanced as far as the Powerwolf formula. From the songwriting to the very same...

Chameleon is widely considered the nadir of Helloween 's career, even more lowly than Pink Bubbles Go Ape , and I can entirely understa...

Master of the Rings might not technically qualify as a 'comeback' album, since the band never really went anywhere, but it as sure ...

Ah, the original EP with the green logo and the hideous face inside the smashed pumpkin. Helloween has evolved so much through it's 36 y...

The only thing working against the original Judas EP was that it only had one new song to offer. A friend and I used to love these old Comb...

I'd love to know what the band was thinking when they came up with some of their cover art choices...a post-nuclear-winter New York City...

Rabbit Don't Come Easy is probably the only 21st century album in the Helloween catalog that I've seen some smack aimed at, and I ...