Holy Dragons

This band's profile is invisible, meaning that it's much less prominent on the site — either because it's incomplete, or maybe doesn't entirely fit MS format.

Line-up



1997– Jurgen Thunderson - guitars
1997–2016 Chris Caine - guitars
2016– -//- guitars, vocals
2012– Ivan Manchenko - bass
2019– Zabir Shamsutdinov - drums
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2026 Peter "Peavy" Wagner - vocals
2002–2004 Chris Larson - bass
2002–2009 Holger Komaroff - vocals
2003–2004 Jurii Morev - drums
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1997– Jurgen Thunderson - guitars
1997–2016 Chris Caine - guitars
2016– -//- guitars, vocals
2012– Ivan Manchenko - bass
2019– Zabir Shamsutdinov - drums
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2026 Peter "Peavy" Wagner - vocals
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2002–2004 Chris Larson - bass
2002–2009 Holger Komaroff - vocals
2003–2004 Jurii Morev - drums
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Discography


1997 Wild Cat
[Single] 1997
1997 Halloween Night
[Demo] 1997
2001 Stars' Stranger
[Single] 2001
2005 Wolves Of Odin
[Single] 2005
2016 Illusory Sabbath
[Single] 2016
2023 Darkness Beyond The Other Side Of Your Eyes
[Single] 2023
2023 The Game Of Fate
[Single] 2023
2023 No Wind Of Change
[Single] 2023
2023 Vampire Thrill
[Single] 2023
2025 Ivory Tower
[Single] 2025
2025 Architect Of Chaos
[Single] 2025
2025 End Of All Wars
[Single] 2025
2025 So Real
[Single] 2025

1997 Wild Cat
[Single] 1997
1997 Halloween Night
[Demo] 1997
2001 Stars' Stranger
[Single] 2001
2005 Wolves Of Odin
[Single] 2005
2016 Illusory Sabbath
[Single] 2016
2023 Darkness Beyond The Other Side Of Your Eyes
[Single] 2023
2023 The Game Of Fate
[Single] 2023
2023 No Wind Of Change
[Single] 2023
2023 Vampire Thrill
[Single] 2023
2025 Ivory Tower
[Single] 2025
2025 Architect Of Chaos
[Single] 2025
2025 End Of All Wars
[Single] 2025
2025 So Real
[Single] 2025

Latest reviews


Every time that I receive a new album of Holy Dragons, I'm expecting something honest but I know that it can be bad too. Though years after years the band is becoming better and "Black Moon Rising" their last album was finally a good release....
Last year, I wrote the review of "Volki Odina", last album of the Kazak Heavy/Power Metal combo Holy Dragons. If it wasn't so bad, it was a bit average and really common and even if it was an album of Power metal it clearly lacked of violence...
A band that sings in Russian (or maybe in Kazak I'm sorry I'm not sure of it), that's not so common right? Well it's maybe the second time in my life that I listen to Metal with lyrics in a Slavic language but after some minutes it's...
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