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Vii - At Vance

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: At Vance / Audio CD released 2007-06-18 at Afm / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Breaking the Night 2 Shive ... more

Vii - At Vance ... Shiver
3 Cold as Ice
4 Victory
5 Friendly Fire
6 Golden Leaves
7 Answer Me
8 Shine
9 Truth
10 Lost in Your Love

Newest Review: ... it seems that Lenk has decided to oversimplify an already fairly basic sound, now more rooted in the eighties than ever. ... more

... Lenk's classically influenced guitar solos are almost nowhere in sight, hidden on most tracks and only coming to the fore in pieces like 'Victory,' and the customary Vivaldi cover is conspicuous in its absence. This is a real shame, as without the pompous guitar performance this is just another power metal band producing a few good, generic songs amidst an album of slow throwback ballads, and it doesn't bode well for At Vance's future. There really are too many slow songs here, at least in comparison to the band's earl...more

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Vii - At Vance: At Vance's Imaginatively Titled Seventh Album (353 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 30/01/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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With their latest release, Germany's At Vance finally took a slight change of direction from their formerly samey discography, but sadly it was a step in the wrong direction. The change can partly be blamed on band turmoil, as guitarist/keyboard player Olaf Lenk now plays all of the instruments in the studio and singer Mats Leven has been replaced with the less distinctive Rick Altzi, but even with this greater degree of creative control it seems that Lenk has decided to oversimplify an already fairly basic sound, now more rooted in the eighties than ever. Lenk's classically influenced guitar solos are almost nowhere in sight, hidden on most tracks and only coming to the ...

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