My promo copy arrived from Spinefarm today in the post.
I've played it once in the car, the stereo is factory fit and okayish sound.
Listening now on my some what decent component hi-fi.
Eleven songs, some 47 minutes running time, not a filler song to be found.
Production is very sweet, clear and crisp, like nearly all Spine releases.
The vocals did take me a while to get used to, but they fit in perfectly.
There are a couple of death screams, that apart, the vocals are very low, almost, but not quite, inaudible on a couple of songs.
Stand out song is the maginficent title track, a mid paced menacing, yet highly melodic slice of death done the Kalmah way.
I'll need to hear it again and again, before I can do a proper review.
There are plenty of hooks, musical and even vocals, throughout.
In short, this raises the bar once again for the rest to try and match.
PS: Please do not PM me asking for mp3's, the answer is NO
I've played it once in the car, the stereo is factory fit and okayish sound.
Listening now on my some what decent component hi-fi.
Eleven songs, some 47 minutes running time, not a filler song to be found.
Production is very sweet, clear and crisp, like nearly all Spine releases.
The vocals did take me a while to get used to, but they fit in perfectly.
There are a couple of death screams, that apart, the vocals are very low, almost, but not quite, inaudible on a couple of songs.
Stand out song is the maginficent title track, a mid paced menacing, yet highly melodic slice of death done the Kalmah way.
I'll need to hear it again and again, before I can do a proper review.
There are plenty of hooks, musical and even vocals, throughout.
In short, this raises the bar once again for the rest to try and match.
PS: Please do not PM me asking for mp3's, the answer is NO