Game of Faces - Dynazty New Album






Dynazty has come a long way since emerging from Stockholm’s hard rock and heavy metal scene in late 2007. Over the course of eight studio albums, the band has refined its sound, blending elements of traditional heavy metal, power metal, and the anthemic hard rock of the ‘80s.
Guitarists Rob "Love" Magnusson and John Berg initially set out to find the perfect voice for their new project, eventually discovering Nils Molin through an online platform. With Molin on vocals, the lineup was solidified, now also featuring George Egg on drums, Mike Lavér on guitar (who replaced Berg in 2012), and Jonathan Olsson on bass. The band gained wider recognition after performing This Is My Life at Melodifestivalen 2011. Their transition from AFM Records to Nuclear Blast Records further strengthened their presence in the metal scene.
February 2025 marked the release of their ninth album, Game of Faces, adding another milestone to their journey. This record radiates energy, packed with melodies that keep the momentum going from start to finish—it’s heavy rock at full throttle. While carrying a certain vintage glamour, it also embraces modern production elements, with extended solos, powerful guitar work, and well-placed electronic effects. This evolution broadens its appeal to a wider audience while reinforcing the band’s signature style.
The album stands out with sharp riffs, meticulously crafted keyboards, and Molin’s striking vocal performance. The songs blend atmospheric synth layers with reflections on personal growth and courage, like anthems meant to be played loud.
In the end, Game of Faces encapsulates everything that defines Dynazty—the precision, the energy, and the unmistakable identity that has set them apart. Longtime fans will recognize the elements that have made the band unique, while new listeners will find plenty to be captivated by. More than just another release, this album is a statement of the band’s evolution and dedication to pushing their sound forward.