About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Megatropolis' was released in January 2007, Iron Savior had solidified their place in the power metal scene with a discography that included several well-received albums. Following their 2005 release, 'Battering Ram', this album marked a continued exploration of sci-fi themes and heavy instrumentation, further establishing the band's signature sound.
Why it matters
'Megatropolis' received positive reviews within the metal community, noted for its tight production and thematic consistency, helping Iron Savior maintain their relevance in a genre characterized by both innovation and nostalgia. The album’s emphasis on storytelling resonated with fans, contributing to Iron Savior's reputation as a leading force in German power metal.
Essential tracks
- "The Omega Man" — This track exemplifies Iron Savior's blend of melodic hooks and high-energy instrumentation, making it a standout anthem in their catalog.
- "Megatropolis" — The title track encapsulates the album's narrative focus on futuristic themes while showcasing intricate guitar work and powerful vocals.
- "Still I Believe" — With its uplifting message and memorable chorus, this song serves as an emotional anchor on the album, highlighting the band's lyrical depth.
Release Date
January 1, 2007
Artist Origin
Germany
Tracklist
- 1 Running Riot 4:58
- 2 The Omega Man 4:52
- 3 Flesh 5:01
- 4 Megatropolis 5:04
- 5 Cybernatic Queen 4:52
- 6 Cyber Hero 4:59
- 7 A Tale From Down Below 5:19
- 8 Still I Believe 4:36
- 9 Hammerdown 4:00
- 10 Farewell and Good Bye 5:53
- 11 Iron Watcher
