Regressus - Mystic Prophecy

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal / Artist: Mystic Prophecy / Audio CD released 2003-06-16 at Nuclear Blast / Disc #1 ... more

Regressus - Mystic Prophecy ... Tracklisting
1 Calling From Hell
2 Eternal Flame
3 Lords Of Pain
4 Sign Of The Cross
5 Night Of The Storm
6 Traveller
7 In Your Sins
8 Forgotten Soul
9 When Demons Return
10 Regressus "Lost In Time"
11 Mystic Prophecy
12 Land Of The Dead
13 Fighting The World
14 Sanctuary

Newest Review: ... could be forgiven for being worn down by Roberto Dimitri Liapkis' vocals - whilst he has a decent range and it's always ... more

... wonderfully in tune, it's ultimately a little bit flat and seems to lack passion. Saying that, this and the album which followed (Never Ending) are almost definitely the band's best work with the most recent albums being a little bit "same-old". The instrumental track "The Traveller" comes as an enjoyable rest from Liapkis' voice and is on par as the best track of the album with the following number "In Your Sins" which is a superb return with strong vocals, "Calling from Hell" is a...more

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	Regressus Release Date: 2003 - 06 - 16, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04	£ 35.95

Regressus
Release Date: 2003 - 06 - 16, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast

Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04

£ 35.95

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Regressus - Mystic Prophecy: Pretty decent power metal but slightly weak vocals (320 words)
by - written on 15/02/09 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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Regressus is the 2nd album by German based Power Metal band Mystic Prophecy, it was released on Nuclear Blast in 2003. Vocally it's similar to American bands of the same ilk but musically it retains a European power metal sound, the melodies are catchy and whilst all different do have a sense of familiarity about them. Unless you are someone who idolises the Power Metal genre, you could be forgiven for being worn down by Roberto Dimitri Liapkis' vocals - whilst he has a decent range and it's always wonderfully in tune, it's ultimately a little bit flat and seems to lack passion. Saying that, this and the album which followed (Never Ending) are almost ... Read the complete review