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Fairyland - Osyrhianta



7.5 | 36 votes |
Release date: 22 May 2020
Style: Symphonic power metal

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12 have it
5 want it


01. The Age Of Birth
02. Across The Snow
03. The Hidden Kingdom Of Eloran
04. Eleandra
05. Heralds Of The Green Lands
06. Alone We Stand
07. Hubris Et Orbis
08. Mount Mirenor
09. Of Hope And Despair In Osyrhia
10. The Age Of Light

Additional info
Artwork by Gonzalo Ordóñez Arias.

Guest review by
Maglor
Rating:
7.0
Fairyland return 11 years after their last release and with big changes in the structure of the band. Probably the biggest name is Francesco Cavalieri (vocalist of Wind Rose), which brought more experience and quality to the band.

Fairyland had the mission to overcome their last album, Score To A New Beginning, a milestone in the genre, but after a so long period between records and an almost total rearrangement of the band, they lost their essence and characteristic way of being and doing things. Osyrhianta starts ambitious, and they do the cleverest thing of following the history and the conception lyrics that they have done in the past, giving the feeling that they didn't leave for such a long time.

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published 08.08.2020 | Comments (1)

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Comments: 4   Visited by: 145 users
12.05.2020 - 05:04
Rating: 9
mikeprado30
Almost to be released!
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BARDS WE ARE, BARDS WE WILL BE!
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22.05.2020 - 12:34
Rating: 7
Maglor
So good return. One of the best this year for the genre.
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Maglor
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23.05.2020 - 23:26
Rating: 8
farfaramir
Fairyland, that's a name I haven't heard in a long time. Is this any good? The last one was great but it's been a long time.
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26.05.2020 - 08:28
Rating: 8
SoUnDs LiKe PoP
Needs a couple more listens before I rate... but for now, I have 3 observations

1) The Hidden Kingdom Of Eloran and Herald of the Green Lands are two of the best songs they've ever written
2) I miss the vocalist from Score to a New Beginning (new guy isn't bad, though)
3) The choirs could be a bit louder at times... some epic melodies feel a bit buried thanks to this
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I lift weights and listen to metal
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