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Second full length album featuring a mini-concept wherein a warrior is transported through a dimensional doorway into a world of barbarism and arcane magick.

["T]his album is a true champion of the genre, whether that genre is metal or prog. Raise your shield and wield your sword, you are in for a treat." --Decibel Geek

“Album closer “The Edge of Time” is one of the best metal songs of the year, a melodic power metal ballad for the ages. Dungeon Crawler feels like an arrival for Legendry. Long may they reign.” -- The Best Metal on Bandcamp: November 2017

“[W]here this LP excels is in the epic, foggy atmosphere it conjures which owes a lot on the stories of Robert E. Howard.”-- Sputnik Music

“Rogues In The House, A Witch Is Born and Shadows In The Moonlight are absolute showpieces of epic Heavy Metal.” -- Metal Underground

“[T]heir dedication to crafting excellent songs to an old school style will definitely endear them to fans of the old guard.”-- Indy Metal Vault

“With its splendid mixture of epic metal, American power metal, classic metal, and seventies-infused prog(!), ‘Dungeon Crawler’ is a smashing success and one album that I am glad to have stumbled upon. With bands like Legendry alive and well the true heavy metal scene is in good hands!”-- Heavy Metal Time Machine

“Legendry conjure magickal Manilla Road-worshipping epic metal with one foot planted on a stage monitor in the early '80s NWOBHM era, the other tapping its toes in the mystical, proggy '70s.”-- Why? Do You Like It

With imagery that would make all RPG fanatics proud, Pittsburgh’s Legendry immediately draws comparisons to similarly fantastical USPM power metal groups. While “Dungeon Crawler” unquestionably displays a band influenced by these giants, Legendry has their own unique spin on the style that hearkens back to 1970s hard rock.”-- Skull Fracturing Metal

Through mists of time, and beyond the dungeons deep, Legendry has sought the secrets of steel. With swords raised, honoring such heroes as Manilla Road, Cirith Ungol, and Warlord, and delving into the progressive wizardry of King Crimson, Uriah Heep, and Jethro Tull, Legendry doth heed the call to heavy metal adventure.

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