Aesma Daeva - Dawn Of The New Athens
| Release date: | March 2007 |
| Style: | Symphonic metal |
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Owners: |
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01. Tisza's Child
02. The Bluish Shade
03. Artemis
04. Hymn To The Sun
05. D'Oreste
06. The Camp Of Souls
07. Ancient Verses
08. Since The Machine
09. The Loon
02. The Bluish Shade
03. Artemis
04. Hymn To The Sun
05. D'Oreste
06. The Camp Of Souls
07. Ancient Verses
08. Since The Machine
09. The Loon
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Rating: 8.0 |
Aesma Daeva's latest album continues the style influenced by the culture of Ancient Greece. The band also introduces their new singer Lori Lewis with this album since the previous lead vocalist, Melissa Ferlaak, left to join the rows of Visions of Atlantis. As Lori is also working with the crew of Therion it appears in this album that these two bands have started to approach each other both musically and professionally. Read more ›› |
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This is one of the albums I want to like, but I can't. For some reason, I find the singer's voice (Sara?) annoying. 
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| Unhealer Eclecticist Posts: 2311  |
I finally found it  Fantastic album, hope they return to activity soon.
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| ScnD361 Posts: 73 |
Written by [user id=108163] on 22.11.2010 at 17:10 You have no taste 
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| Wiseman's Fear Posts: 32  |
This is one of the more original symphonic metal albums I have heard. The slow tempo, the exotic instruments and the lyrics make it very interesting. The only draw back is the not so good production which is the reason why I haven't given it a 10.
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| JoHn Doe Posts: 5081  |
This is surprisingly good. Or better said i had low expectations. Also surprised this band is from US (no offense), maybe because this kind of sound is mostly European.
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