Brazilian Traditional Heavy Metal

The Brazilian heavy metal quartet Hevilan has been captivating audiences worldwide since their inception in 2005. Comprising Alex Pasqualle (vocals), Johnny Moraes (guitar), Biek Yohaitus (bass), and Rafael Dyszy (drums), the band first made their mark with the release of their debut full-length album, The End of Time, in 2013. Now, Hevilan unveils their latest opus, Symphony of Good and Evil, an ambitious and enthralling addition to the heavy metal canon.

Exploring a Conceptual Journey

Released globally, Symphony of Good and Evil is a masterful 55-minute exploration of heavy progressive symphonic metal. This concept album delves deep into the timeless struggle between good and evil within the human spirit. Comprising eight chapters and twelve thematic compositions, the album showcases Hevilan’s ability to blend traditional heavy metal influences with modern symphonic elements, delivering a rich auditory experience.

A Masterpiece of Metal

From its relentless rhythms to its symphonic grandeur, Symphony of Good and Evil is a stunning testament to Hevilan’s musical vision and technical prowess. Packed with bone-rattling drums, blistering guitar solos, and hauntingly beautiful choir arrangements, the album is a must-listen for fans of the genre.

Symphony of Good and Evil stands as both a bold artistic statement and a brilliant achievement in heavy metal, cementing Hevilan’s place among the genre’s elite.