Evernight - Battlelore

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Battlelore / Limited Edition / Audio CD released 2007-02-26 at Napalm ... more

Evernight - Battlelore ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 House of Heroes
2 Ocean`s Elysium
3 Summon the Wolves
4 We are the Legions
5 Into the new World
6 Longing Horizon
7 Mask of Flies
8 The Cloak and the Dagger
9 Beneath the Waves
10 Doom and Oblivion (Bonus Track Limited Edition)
11 The Tale of the Downfall (Bonus Track Limited Edition)

Newest Review: ... that attempt to combine Slipknot-style heaviness with a female singer. The cover art is nice, but there isn't a lot more ... more

... than can be praised about this latest effort, despite the band's claims prior to its release that it would be even more "epic" than their earlier work. Epic is a term that's too frequently applied to metal bands without any real, comparative reasoning, but Battlelore's dull-riff-centric brand of metal has never struck me as epic in the same way as something like Bathory or Summoning, or even to a lesser extent bands like Blind Guardian and Rhapsody in their more bombastic moments. If anything, there's an even ...more

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Evernight - Battlelore: Losing the Battle, Losing the War (437 words)
by - written on 21/03/08 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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It's surprising that Battlelore actually managed to disappoint me this far into their discography, but I had naively held out hope that this most recent release would build on the comparative success of its predecessor and become the first I could consider at least mediocre, or better still, actually quite good. What we have instead is an even more melodic effort than previously, one that abandons the last strands of power metal that were never really there to begin with, and one that seems to be targeted more towards fans of Evanescence and other dull rock bands that attempt to combine Slipknot-style heaviness with a female singer. The cover art is nice, but ... Read the complete review