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Staff review by Pierre Tombale
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Melody overload with drums like a thunderstorm, that's the shortest way I would describe GammaRay's 'Somewhere Out In Space', not that melody is a bad thing, but when you drive the melody throughout a whole album by force it will get somehow weeker.
Besides the outstanding 'Valley Of The Kings' (which was released as single) most of the songs on 'Somewhere' make a solid impression. Though everything is played in technical brilliance the whole album is not the most convincing, not that it's not good, only I wouldn't listen to it more than once per month, maybe even less, because it's pretty much the same all the time. Everything delivered is not so very unique (I'm talking about the songs compared to each other) and I'm missing the edges and highlights. Somewhere Out In Space's concept sounds to me like every song should sound like a highlight of it's own, but that makes it somehow flat (in my opinion) and I get bored easily. As mentioned above you cannot criticize the technical brilliance, but it's simply overdone. After the first song you will know what you gonna have for the rest of the 58 and a half minutes long album.
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Great album, and surprisingly the fourth i've heard of the band. It has a similar style in songwriting to that of the preceding album, but this time with a few more fillers (yes, the ones that barely reach a minute), which unfortunately disable the flow of the rest of the album. That said, the band sound very confident here with their respective instruments, and the title track is something of a milestone in power metal.
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Their BEST one! Nothing more to say. Title track is AWESOME!
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