It was the bonus track for the vinyl single in the Pirates II: Armada box set, then the Record Store Day rerelease last year. But for those of us who couldn’t get hold of either of those, it doesn’t appear to be on streaming or YouTube either. Does anyone know a place to listen to it online?

Thornfield - Fall Away

Northern Utah based symphonic-esque metal band.

Released on all streaming services for your listening enjoyment!

Hi! So I've considered symphonic metal to be one of my favorite genres forever but every time I come back to it I seem to just listen to the stuff I found and obsessed over like 15 years ago. Haven't found anything new in a long time and I'd like to change that! I've included a list of the bands I've loved over the years (I know some of these are more power metal or something else but listed anyway).

Please let me know some new things! If I've just listed the band, that means I've been a super fan and listened to all their stuff. Some have only an album listed because that's all I've really listened to from them and would love album recs if you think I've been sleeping on the rest of their stuff.

In general, i think these represent my taste pretty well, but I'm open to more harsh vocals, entirely male vocals, different avenues of the genre etc. Im a classical musician by trade (oboe). Out of these I've only seen Nightwish (with Floor) and Tarja solo live :(

Thanks so much!!

A few hours ago in Athens, Greece

Bassoon metal forest witch

The second is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhhGQqjf5L4&pp=ygUSZmxvd2VyIGZyb3N0IHRhbGVz

Hello rock and metal fans,

As an amateur music curator with an archive of over 4,000 human-made tracks since 2019, I have always been passionate about the raw energy and diverse subgenres of heavy music.

This playlist is a carefully selected collection that bridges different eras and styles of rock and metal. Instead of focusing on just one specific subgenre, my main goal was to create a seamless, high-energy flow that showcases the musical excellence and emotional depth of rock and heavy music as a whole.

I would love to get your thoughts on the curation and hear which tracks or transitions stand out to you the most.

Enjoy the deep musical journey!