Brazilian Traditional Heavy Metal

Since 2005, Brazilian quartet Hevilan has been tearing through the heavy metal scene with raw energy and skill. From the beginning, the band—Alex Pasqualle (vocals), Johnny Moraes (guitar), Biek Yohaitus (bass), and Rafael Dyszy (drums)—made a mark with their 2013 debut, The End of Time. Now, they return stronger than ever with Symphony of Good and Evil, a thrilling new chapter in their metal journey.

A Concept Album That Strikes Deep

Symphony of Good and Evil delivers 55 minutes of intense progressive symphonic metal. In this release, the band explores the timeless battle between good and evil, highlighting the dark and light sides of the human spirit. Across eight chapters and twelve tracks, Hevilan fuses classic heavy metal riffs with sweeping symphonic arrangements. As a result, listeners are drawn into a story as powerful as the music itself.

Relentless Power Meets Epic Symphonies

With pounding drums, blistering guitar solos, and haunting choirs, the album hits with unrelenting force. Moreover, each track brims with energy and technical mastery. At the same time, the band balances aggression with grandeur, setting themselves apart in today’s metal scene. Therefore, Symphony of Good and Evil is more than an album—it’s a statement.

Hevilan at the Peak of Their Power

Ultimately, this ambitious release cements Hevilan’s place among the elite of heavy metal. For fans of the genre, every riff, solo, and crescendo is unforgettable. In short, the album demands attention from start to finish.