Genre: Heavy Metal, Symphonic Metal
Label Number: TT0019-2
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© 1995 T&T Records
AllMusic Review by Bryan Reesman
About as perfect as a metal album can get. There are so many incredible tracks: the ten-minute romantic elegy "Emalaith" (the ultimate power metal ballad), the lush "Unholy Water," and the ferocious "Rising Unchained." David Defeis practically perfects the concept of the noble savage in metal, macho yet sensitive, belligerent yet thoughtful. These qualities perfectly represent the dichotomies inherent in the metal world, particularly for those who like their metal smart and sophisticated while staying savage.
.FLAC via Florenfile
.AAC 256 kbps via Florenfile
© 1995 T&T Records
AllMusic Review by Bryan Reesman
About as perfect as a metal album can get. There are so many incredible tracks: the ten-minute romantic elegy "Emalaith" (the ultimate power metal ballad), the lush "Unholy Water," and the ferocious "Rising Unchained." David Defeis practically perfects the concept of the noble savage in metal, macho yet sensitive, belligerent yet thoughtful. These qualities perfectly represent the dichotomies inherent in the metal world, particularly for those who like their metal smart and sophisticated while staying savage.
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