Storm of Magic

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• “This is brilliant- as if Mandy Morton of Spriguns or Celia Humphris of Trees were fronting a lo-fi prog doom band. Fantastic tunes and arrangements. Hints of Mellow Candle too, which is high praise!”

  — Nigel Spencer · favourite track: Goddess of the Moor

• “A delightful spellbook transporting you into Iron Griffin’s doomed fantasy world! The record shines with lo fi enthusiasm for the best spirit of magical metal and exemplifies excellent interesting progressive folk melodies, interwoven with acoustic and heavier electric instruments as well as diverse percussion instruments. The melodic twists and turns are very fun and really take you along for the ride. Above all, Iron Griffin have forged their own identity in their songwriting. Well done!”

  — pinkytheent · favourite track: Lady of Space and Time

• “So they created their own sound and style, instantly setting themselves apart from the universe. Then they truly mastered it on their second record - which is a masterpiece. This one shows the Colossus that is Iron Griffin triumphantly spreading its wings to reign for eternity. Unique and Masterful! Glorious and Epic! 10/10”

  — zlatanika

• “Fantastic, epic and positively a fun listen. I found this really inspiring and powerful music, lots of great elements of prog, metal, folk, etc., all perfectly blended into a tale of fantasy and magic. 5/5”

  — paliojen_black · favourite track: Storm of Magic

• “A truly spectacular display of esoteric metal. Doomy, epic, and folky in all the right places. Pure Magic.”

  — sufferfordoom · favourite track: Storm of Magic