The Stargazed Magazine crew list their top albums 2019: Stefan Björnshög

2019 is over and it’s time to present the best albums of the year. These are the best albums if you ask Stefan Björnshög.

  1. YYNOT – Resonance
  2. IQ – Resistance
  3. Opeth – In Cauda Venenum
  4. Lucifer’s Friend – Black Moon
  5. Dream Theater – Distance Over Time
  6. Tygers Of Pan Tang – Ritual
  7. Queensryche – The Verdict
  8. Candlemass – The Door To Doom
  9. Crea – Dwarves And Penguins
  10. Cyhra – No Halos In Hell
  11. Ram – The Throne Within
  12. E.L.O. – From Out Of Nowhere
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The Stargazed Magazine crew list their top albums 2019: Stefan Björnshög

January 2, 2020

2019 is over and it’s time to present the best albums of the year. These are the best albums if you ask Stefan Björnshög. YYNOT – Resonance IQ – Resistance Opeth – In Cauda Venenum Lucifer’s Friend – Black Moon Dream Theater – Distance Over Time Tygers Of Pan Tang – Ritual Queensryche – The Verdict Candlemass – The Door To Doom Crea – Dwarves And Penguins Cyhra – No Halos In Hell Ram – The Throne Within E.L.O. – From Out Of Nowhere

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