Human Fortress - Thieves Of The Night
| Release date: | 18 March 2016 |
| Style: | Power metal |
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18 have it 1 wants it |
01. Amberstow
02. Last Prayer To The Lord
03. Rise Or Fall
04. Thieves Of The Night
05. Thrice Blessed
06. Hellrider
07. Just A Graze
08. Vicious Circle
09. Smite On The Anvil
10. Dungeons Of Doom
11. Gift Of Prophecy
12. Alone
02. Last Prayer To The Lord
03. Rise Or Fall
04. Thieves Of The Night
05. Thrice Blessed
06. Hellrider
07. Just A Graze
08. Vicious Circle
09. Smite On The Anvil
10. Dungeons Of Doom
11. Gift Of Prophecy
12. Alone
Review
Rating:
5.0
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Rating: 5.0 |
I always thought the name Human Fortress could make for some gruesome artwork with a mass of body parts forming some sort of unholy burg. I didn't get anything like that though. This is safe melodic metal defined. No songs being particularly shocking, but absolutely nothing special on offer. Thieves Of The Night sounds alright when listening to it, but I instantly forgot about it afterwards. Read more ›› |
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Comments
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| majormalfunction Posts: 1512  |
Nope. Their two first albums are power metal classics. This one follows the same path but for the most part just feels tired and repetetive. The second half of the album is just a waste of time and among the first half I guess I would say Amberstow and Last Prayer to the Lord are the best tracks. EDIT: re-evaluation time. It's not as bad as I thought previously. I'll give it one extra point as I think there's good moments to find here, sadly too few apart. Apart from the songs I mentioned earlier I also like the title track.
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