Seasons Of Tragedy - Benedictum

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Goth / Artist: Benedictum / Limited Edition / Audio CD released 2008-01-28 at Locomotive / ... more

Seasons Of Tragedy - Benedictum ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Dawn Of Seasons
2 Shell Shock
3 Burn It Out
4 Bare Bones
5 Within The Solace
6 Beast In The Field
7 Legacy
8 Nobodies Victim
9 Balls To The Wall
10 Steel Rain
11 Seasons Of Tragedy
12 Catch The Rainbow (Bonus Track)

Newest Review: ... its female singer Veronica Freeman, who tries her best to disguise her femininity behind a raspy metal yell before throwing ... more

... off the cloak in the softer songs 'Bare Bones' and 'Steel Rain,' and shocking the headbanging metalheads who would suddenly pretend that they were never really enjoying it, and knew it was a guy all along, before booing this chick off the stage meant for men. I hate heavy metal fans, they're such idiots. Pete Wells' guitars are as entertaining as should be expected for the genre, frequently indulging in overlong solos of the best kind and mainly relying on grooving riffs similar to early Anthrax, but the only unfortun...more

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Release Date: 2008 - 01 - 28, Audio CD, Locomotive

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Seasons Of Tragedy - Benedictum: Nod to the Old School (413 words)
by - written on 15/02/08 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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The new album from San Diego's Benedictum is helping to keep the spirit of classic heavy metal alive, but at the same time takes enough influence from more recent power metal trends to keep if from sounding dated. The only times this band seems stuck in a time warp are the fun but daft unison yells of some of the choruses ('Dawn of Seasons') and of course, yet another cover of Accept's popular 'Balls to the Wall' that will satisfy old-timers more than new fans. The most interesting and surprising element of this band is its female singer Veronica Freeman, who tries her best to disguise her femininity behind a raspy metal yell before throwing off the cloak in ... Read the complete review