Some discs I've picked up the past few weeks:
Morrigon - Celts: Meh. These guys are pretty hyped on the Heathen board so I tracked a disc down and purchased. It's OK, but I don't think it's worthy of all the praise thrown it's way.
Firewind - The Premonition: Wow! This CD rips! Easily one of the CD's getting the most play by me.
Death Angel - Killing Season: Great stuff. I like this a little better than The Ary of Dying.
Circle II Circle - Watching in Silence: Why I never got into these guys befoer, I'll never know. I've seen them live a couple times and they did absolutely nothing for me, but this CD is really good.
Korpiklaani - Korvent Kuningas: It's Korpiklaani which means quality! Good disc.
Moonlyght - Shining: I liked their first disc more.
Folkearth - Father of Victory: This is my second Folkearth disc - and probalby the last. They just don't click with me for some reason. I don't know if it's the different vocal styles being layered on top of one another that sound out of time or what, but I'm just not a fan.
The Sword - Gods of the Earth: Pretty good doomyish metal. Not bad for a $8 pick up at Best Buy.
Forefather - The Fighthing Man: Awesome!
Rage - Carved in Stone: It's Rage so that means high quality metal.
Pharoah - Be Gone: Another good CD from this band. It's starting to be my favorite of the 3.
Heidevolk - Walhalla Wacht: I've never heard this band before but have heard them talked up quite a bit - they don't disappoint. Really good catchy folk metal.
Warrel Dane - Praises to the War Machine: Holy crap this CD is awesome! I wasn't sure what to expect, thought maybe it would sound like Nevermore - but it doesn't. I don't think it's as complicated or intricate as Nevermore.
Dawnbringer - Unbleed: Blind buy - good melodic/prog deathish metal.
Zimmers Hole - When You Were Shouting at the Devil... We Were in League With Satan: I picked this up from Century Media for $10 just to check it out - I'm really glad I did. This has bunch of different styles like thrash, black, and death metal with a little NWOBHM thrown in for good measure. They don't take themselves too seriously (just check out the CD title and tracks like Hair Doesn't Grow on Steel and The Vowel Song) and Nathan Explosion makes an appearance reading (very poorly) a public service message about the benefits of reading (so you can get turned on by reading porn mags). Really good stuff.
Hopefully they have it there, too. 
