Burning Point

A melodically charged Finnish power steel device with some progressive tendencies, Burning up Stage were founded in 1999 in the town of Oulu. An early on promotional documenting quickly caught the eye of German label Limp Music, who agreed upon Burning Stage in 2000 and released their first two studio room albums, Salvation by Fireplace (2001) and Nourishing the Flames (2003). Dissatisfied using the label and awash in legal complications caused by the contentiousness between your two celebrations, the band still left Limp and released a fresh one, the aptly called “To Hell and Back again,” via Poison Arrow Information. The next couple of years noticed some personnel adjustments and a proceed to Germany’s Steel Heaven Information, with whom they might discharge their third studio room long-player, 2006’s Burnt Down the Foe. The LP helped to broaden the group’s nationwide appeal, and in a short time Burning Point had been making high-profile celebration appearances. Arriving in ’09 2009, the well-received Empyre was also released via Steel Heaven, but disagreements in regards to the album’s advertising led to the music group ditching the label and shifting to Scarlet Information for 2012’s The Ignitor. In 2014 Burning up Stage inked a cope with German steel powerhouse AFM and released their eponymous 6th studio LP, implemented in 2016 with the Blaze.