Evermoore - Dawn Of Decay, ...grinding power metal...
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Evermoore - Dawn Of Decay, ...grinding power metal...| metal4life |
Posted: Sep 10 2006, 07:44 AM
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Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind. So, out of kindness, I'm telling you that vocalist Anna Snell often seems overwhelmed by the grinding power metal riffing going on behind her. To be fair, the combination works well on "Fading Away" where the contrasting male growls act as an effective counterpoint to her choirgirl approach. Musically the band have a firm handle on their dramatic power metal approach and, although there's no killer song, they could have the ability to take a step up. But they're going to have to work hard. :twisted :twisted 1/2 / 2.5 out of 5 evermoore.tk |
  
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