AWAITED!!!

Written by mikeprado30 on 14.09.2021 at 04:27

AWAITED!!!

Here's the first single
Catchy as hell.

I guess I'll have to check out that Manowar cover when this is out

Written by nikarg on 14.09.2021 at 08:13

Written by mikeprado30 on 14.09.2021 at 04:27

AWAITED!!!

Here's the first single
Catchy as hell.

That's their strongest point, the catchiness.

Dunno, but I'm fearing the worst from this moment...

Written by mikeprado30 on 02.10.2021 at 21:02

Dunno, but I'm fearing the worst from this moment...

this was rather bad TBH

Definitively not my cup of tea anymore if the album is like this track (hopefully it won't be so, but a colleague of mine for a Latin American metal webzine told me the album is regular).

Written by mikeprado30 on 02.10.2021 at 21:02

I wanted to hate it, but it's fckin' guilty pleasure...can't help not to like that crazy synth tune

Written by Ellrohir on 04.10.2021 at 14:05

Written by mikeprado30 on 02.10.2021 at 21:02

I wanted to hate it, but it's fckin' guilty pleasure...can't help not to like that crazy synth tune

it starts like a 90s euro-dance song, I expect someone to come and sing "What is Love?"

I like my pizza with extra cheese, but I fear this may be too much. Moonlight Rendezvous is growing on me though.

This band is so cheesy that prolonged listening can clog your arteries.

Didn't know this band was power metal with electronic elements like Magic Hammer. Cmon guys pop rock? Get your genres straight. I'd have discovered this far sooner

Babymetal mutated into it

You fell onto a bottomless pool of cheese. Oops. You start to struggle, but you only sink deeper and deeper, all the while suffocating more and more. Your consciousness is overtaken by the liminal state of a waking fever dream in which, for whatever reason, 80's synth pop, cyberpunk and power metal collide (I though your life was supposed to flash before your eyes, but oh well). This music is what you experience in those moments.

Now in all seriousness, the 2 singles I've heard are pretty catchy. It's a goofy mixture, though I seem to be able to enjoy it well in enough in moderation. I guess my ironic listening to and *usage of Modern Talking that grew into a general acquired taste for the formulaic 80's synth pop banger sounds allowed me to genuinely enjoy this conglomeration.

But still, mashing a cheesy genre with another cheesy one is still pretty heavy, so hence the moderation.


*(As for the "usage of Modern Talking", years ago I was making this Harry Potter YTP and I made a collage of them arriving into Hogwarts, then the scene transitioned into the music actually playing in the halls as they were about to meet prof McGonagall for the first time. I used it because I thought it was dumb and funny, now look at me, I actually unironically love that sound lol)

I don't like this one. I enjoyed the previous album, still atypical listen for me, but I had fun. But not with this one. I also disliked their debut. Not my thing.

Luckily my fears were wrong, and I enjoyed so much the album Obviously that's not a listening for the tr00 kvlt, but it's made for the open-minded listener

This is disco and disco is crap, unless there are half nacked what will be nacked later ladies , music dont work to me. Some metal elements, well prev one was more pop rock, 80's pop music, this is totally disco rock something.

This was surprisingly not cheesy enough, given the expectations brought up by the genre mix. Oh well...

This album is a hit and miss for me. Some tracks a really catchy and got plenty of replay value, some are just pretty boring tbh. Their weakest effort to date. Strongest tracks: Blade Runner, Bella Donna, One Night In Tokyo and My Dystopia. The Micheal Jackson cover is really awesome as well.

I've listened to a few songs and now I'm waiting for Beyoncé's new album.

This album may be something but I think it's definitely not metal.

Pop metal it is. Cheesy and fun. Awesome addition to Amaranthe.

Few more listens and I think this is an amazing album. Lyrically superb and coherent and love the concept and how they managed to tell a story in each song. some cheese never hurt

The covers push this to a 7 for me, otherwise 6 or even 5. Tracks 2 till 5 are just bad imo.

This is total crap. Wonder how it ended up getting very high rates from some regulars. I prefer to relisten 80s 'now that's what i call disco'...:noidea: