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 Swords Song - Battlelore
 Swords Song - Battlelore ... Tracklisting1 Sons Of Riddermark 2 Sword's Song 3 Mark Of The Bear 4 Buccaneers Inn 5 Attack Of The Orcs 6 Dragonslayer 7 Chazad-dum 8 Horns Of Gondor 9 War Of Wrath 10 Forked Height 11 Starlight Kingdom 12 Curse Of The Kings Newest Review: ... pair of double bass drums will equate to heaviness. 'Sword's Song' is a slight improvement over the debut only in terms of ... more ... the keyboard orchestration, which now sits more comfortably with the fantasy theme apart from in songs like 'Buccaneers Inn' which still features an irritating, shiny keyboard solo. The main focus is once again on the duet between Patrick Mennander's weak growls, which haven't improved in the two years since the last album, and Kaisa Jouhki's singing that works a lot better, but still sounds the same as every other female gothic singer. Her task of singing explicitly Tolkienian lyrics also makes this a little emba...more |
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Sword's Song
Release Date: 2003 - 06 - 02, Audio CD, Napalm Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Swords Song - Battlelore: The Riddle of Steel (414 words)
by - written on 21/03/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Finnish metal bands have a tendency for striking the perfect balance between a satisfying metal performance and something that can be enjoyed by a wider audience, for example the melodic power metal of Sonata Arctica and Stratovarius, but then there are some bands like Battlelore that weakly try to combine a more commercial approach into their dull atmospheric Tolkienian music and fail miserably. Even worse are the times they indulge in the delusion of being a metal band, resting their hopes in the second part of 'Khazad-Dum' that a tediously clicking pair of double bass drums will equate to heaviness. 'Sword's Song' is a slight improvement over the debut only ... Read the complete review
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