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Showing posts with label Melodic Metal. Show all posts

09 October 2012

Germán Pascual - A New Beginning

Track listing:

01: Seek the Truth
02: The Wrath of God
03: If the Sky Would Fall
04: Misty Dreams
05: Open Your Eyes
06: I Call for the One
07: Unbroken Wings
09: Come Ease the Pain
10: Fate of the Blind
11: Cancion Con Todos

Release date: 9 October 2012
Label: Nightmare / Sony / RED

Do you remember in 2009, when the amazing band Narnia hit us with the new album Course of a Generation that introduced us to a hot new voice handling the vocal position. Remember how the new band totally blew us away, and then as quick as it hit us, they announced that Narnia was no more. Well, here he is again with a solo release, and let me tell you - it is amazing.

30 September 2011

Golden Resurrection - Man with a Mission

1. The Light Overture
2. Man With a Mission
3. Identity in Christ
4. Golden Times
5. Finally Free
6. Generation of the Brave
7. Standing on the Rock
8. Metal Opus 1 C#m
9. Flaming Youth
10. Are You Ready for the Power
11. Point of Know Return (Kansas cover - bonus digital track)
12. The End of the World (Gary Moore cover - bonus digital track)

Release Date: 26 October 2011
Europe: Sound Pollution, USA: Nightmare Records

Man with a Mission is the second release from this Swedish melodic metal powerhouse band featuring the vocals of Christian Liljegren, who is best known for his work with Narnia and Divine Glory (though he has appeared on so so many other great releases too), and the sweet guitar and vocal work of Tommy ReinXeed, most widely recognized from the few amazing releases with his band ReinXeed.

The first album Glory to My King was given rave reviews worldwide from the melodic metal crowd, and now they are back with an album equally deserving of praise. The formula is the same, so you won't be hit with anything off the wall, just plain and powerful metal in the style that is so prevalent in the euro-metal world. Lyrically there is a slight difference. Both albums are opening, and blatantly in your face Christian in their lyrical content, but this second release feels more mature in that area.