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 El Angel Caido - Avalanch
 El Angel Caido - Avalanch ... Luz2 Tierra de Nadie 3 áNgel CaãDo 4 Xana 5 Buena Nueva 6 Levã¡Ntate y Anda 7 Alma en Pena 8 Corazã³N Negro 9 Delirios de Grandeza 10 Antojo de un Dios 11 Sã©Ptimo DãA 12 Ruinas del Edã©N: Acto I 13 Ruinas del Edã©N: Acto II 14 Ruinas del Edã©N: Acto III 15 Santa Bã¡Rbara Newest Review: ... interludes, climaxing in the band's finest performance with the 'Las ruinas del eden' suite. While the interludes may be a ... more ... little irritating for some, they do help to add a sense of consistency and flow to the album that may also be reflected in an overarching plot - I don't know, I don't speak Spanish, it's all just nice noises to me. The prog-power style continues in a similar vein to the previous album, opener 'Tierra de nadie' boasting a memorable and powerful lead guitar melody that immediately smacks of 'Torquemada,' but fortunately the rest of the material is equally consistent for a change. The band's heavier side is improved her...more |
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El Angel Caido - Avalanch: The Fallen Angel (448 words)
by - written on 02/02/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
Rating:
While Avalanch's past efforts gave off the feeling of a band that wanted to make it big in the prog-power metal circles and was putting in a decent effort, 'El angel caido' is the first and last album that feels like it could just about crawl into the lower rungs of the elite, and it's Avalanch's best. Still predominantly led by guitarist Alberto Rionda, who perhaps isn't one of the finest in the business but still has the necessary neoclassical shredding skills required for the task, this is a strong collection of songs bulked out a little deceptively by frequent, insubstantial interludes, climaxing in the band's finest performance with the 'Las ruinas del eden' ... Read the complete review
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