Saratoga - VII

The departure of singer Leo Jimenez, guitarist Jero Ramiro and drummer Dani Perez really would be considered to hard to endure it for any other band, but thankfully Niko del Hierro did achieve to join a good bunch of musicians with Tony Hernando on guitars, Andy C on drums and Tete Novoa (who was Leo Jimenez's student) as vocalist.

Yeah, probably this album is victim of the band starting to work together, and also, let's be sincere, Andy C, if we can't deny he's a good drummer, he is not Dani Perez (who sadly is not actually in some band, that's really unfair for myself), and we Saratoga fans were really used to Jero's leads on guitar, but at the end of the day, this first album with this line-up is a good effort. And yes, I would reduce the length of Semillas de Odio (9 minute song) a couple of minutes that result unnecessary to listen the freaking repeat of the riff in the instrumental section.