Metalsucks — They can call it… FROPETH!!! So remember how Opeth are releasing a live CD/DVD called In Live Concert at the Royal Albert Hall, which, despite what the title would suggest, is not a collection of trip-hop covers of songs originally by The Brothers... more info

Altsounds — On 20th September, OPETH release 'In Live Concert at the Royal Albert Hall', a 2DVD/3CD set comprising of both sets performed at this year's anniversary concert at the Royal Albert Hall, London (audio and visual), a behind the scenes documentary and ... more info

Thrash Hits — Bloodbath’s Sunday night set was Mikael Akerfeldt’s second performance of the weekend at Bloodstock Open Air 2010. Still, I guess if we were a member of a kickass Scandanavian supergroup like Bloodbath as well as having a day job in Opeth, we’d... more info

Thrash Hits — Opeth stepped up to fill the massive void left in Bloodstock’s schedule when Heaven and Hell were unfortunately forced to pull out due to Ronnie James Dio’s health problems. They even played tribute to the late great Dio with a Rainbow cover. Ope... more info

Undercover, Australia — Swedish metal overlords Opeth celebrated twenty years of dominating the progressive metal scene with a gig at London’s famed Royal Albert Hall on April 5, 2010, and now it’s going to be released for you to own! more info

Metal Injection — By Nina Saeidi Opeth are continuing to celebrate their now 20 year existence by releasing live footage and audio from their incredible performance at London's famed Royal Albert Hall earlier this year (5th April to be precise) that had the Bri... more info

Metalsucks — The only problem with Opeth’s awesomer-than-awesome twentieth anniversary tour — in which they played Blackwater Park in its entirety, followed by a second set of rarities from the rest of their discography — is that it only played six shows in... more info

411 Mania — Royal Albert Hall show coming to CD, DVD and vinyl... more info

411 Mania — Dave Mustaine and guitarists from Opeth, Killswitch, Slipknot and more make the list... more info

Thrash Hits — There aren’t many bands who have a name that takes longer to say than whole Opeth songs, but bluesy psychedelic rockers Trippy Wicked & The Cosmic Children Of The Knight are one. Frankly, if your music is this good, you can totally get away with it... more info