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Written by Guest on 08.10.2011 at 00:06
Written by Fredd on 28.09.2011 at 10:54
This album has everything I've ever wished for in an Arabic metal album. 10.
Really? You like those poppy parts that sound like modern Arabic pop?
The proggy parts are great, but the oriental ones, no. I like my oriental metal Nile-esque, not poppy modern Arabic music.
This!
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| Rating: 10 |
The blend of cultures ..simply brilliant. Theres so much going on, all the time. They just keep getting better. Yes, 2011...might be the best year for prog metal in a long time.
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Very good release 
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| Rating: 9 |
WOW! Like Orphaned Land meets Symphony X . . . and yeah, it's every bit as awesome as it sounds. Totally rocking!
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Album of the year 2011, if you ask me.
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Overwrought keyboards, cheesy lyrics (and not in a good way), etc. This just isn't as good as previous releases.
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I'm not too familiar with their previous work but what is really surprising is the production. All of the arabic and non-metal elements sound wonderful. Unfortunately thats all they do as they don't really stick and sound a bit generic as far as song writing goes. The prog element, is just typical prog with syncopated off rhythm instrumentation. Every now and then there are some nice riffs but no song really stands out outside of some songs I suppose having some specific nice parts.
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Written by Susan on 16.10.2011 at 04:58
Am I insane or do I hear hints of Kamelot-esque power metal in here from time to time? Still loving it.
Yeah, that's what I hear all the time on this album; as if they started off as a Kamelot - rather than Symphony X - cover band. I am not familiar with Symphony X all that much though.
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Brilliant album, absolutely stunning melodies. Can't wait for next album
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That's more like it, Myrath. A big improvement over Desert Call.
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