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 Sands Of Time - Black Majesty
 Sands Of Time - Black Majesty ... Tracklisting1 Fall Of The Reich 2 Legacy 3 Guardian 4 Sands Of Time 5 Destination 6 Journey's End 7 Colliding Worlds 8 No Sanctuary 9 Beyond Reality 10 Lady Of The Lake Newest Review: ... to the lighter lead melodies, making for an expansive sound that singer John Cavaliere expertly wails over in his finest ... more ... soprano wail.
The emphasis is less on speed and arguably even less about fun than the band's contemporaries descended more from the speed metal line, and while many songs are still fairly fast, the focus is on medium-speed choruses that occasionally drift into pop metal territory ('Legacy'), but in a more tasteful way than bands like Brainstorm. Songs suffer a tendency to be overlong, particularly the eight-minute 'Beyond Reality' which features some great riff changes but still doesn't quite earn its duration, and ...more |
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Release Date: 2003 - 09 - 29, Audio CD, Spv Last Update 07.01.2010 06:11
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Sands Of Time - Black Majesty: The New Guardian (405 words)
by - written on 20/02/08 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Australia's Black Majesty play a brand of power metal more in line with the melodic and grander style of American bands like Kamelot rather than the more repetitive sounds that dominate the European scene, with a healthy dose of classic metal influence from the likes of Iron Maiden and the early prog metal bands, Fates Warning in particular. The impressive thing about this debut, more so than the later albums, is how symphonic it manages to sound despite only using keyboards very sparingly - the guitar riffs are suitably heavy compared to the lighter lead melodies, making for an expansive sound that singer John Cavaliere expertly wails over in his finest soprano ... Read the complete review
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