Xandria - New Album Tracklist, New Song Snippet Online
On May 4th, the new Xandria album, Sacrificium, will hit the stores via Napalm Records. This will also be the first album to feature new bassist Steven Wussow and new singer Dianne van Giersbergen. Today the band is unveiling what the album tracklist will look like and the first snippet of the upcoming single "Nightfall". Listen to it right here.
Here's the album tracklist:
01. Sacrificium
02. Nightfall
03. Dreamkeeper
04. Stardust
05. The Undiscovered Land
06. Betrayer
07. Until The End
08. Come With Me
09. Little Red Relish
10. Our Neverworld
11. Temple Of Hate
12. Sweet Atonement
Here's the album tracklist:
01. Sacrificium
02. Nightfall
03. Dreamkeeper
04. Stardust
05. The Undiscovered Land
06. Betrayer
07. Until The End
08. Come With Me
09. Little Red Relish
10. Our Neverworld
11. Temple Of Hate
12. Sweet Atonement
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| Lehctim Posts: 118 |
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| the_scarecrow Posts: 67  |
For me, Kill The Sun is their best release, followed by Ravenheart. I feel Kill The Sun has a unique sound, that differs from the many acts in the genre, and made Xandria individuals. India and Salomé: The Seventh Veil, to me, saw the band lose it a bit, with only a few standout tracks from each. That said, I haven't fully listened to Neverworld's End, but what I have heard sounds like a refreshed Xandria, with a needed kick: "The Nomad's Crown", in particular, is absolutely stunning. I'm looking forward to what new vocalist, Dianne, brings to the band, after the huge gaps left by both Lisa and Manuela.
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| 4look4rd The Sasquatch Posts: 841  |
Written by the_scarecrow on 02.03.2014 at 20:22 To me Killed the Sun and Ravenheart were decent albums but nothing that stood out. Neverworld's End is the best Nightwish album since Century Child 
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| Rulatore Posts: 1108  |
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| the_scarecrow Posts: 67 |
Written by 4look4rd on 02.03.2014 at 22:00 Looking at Nightwish today, Xandria have out-Nightwished Nightwish! 
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| The Evergreen Posts: 241  |
Consider me teased! Sounds great, and I'm getting excited to see them this fall.
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| LascaillesShroud Posts: 164  |
I adored the last album, Symphonic Metal with a good balance of actual riffs and bombastic orchestrations. Really look forward to this, despite the wonderful Ms. Kraller not being on it. The new vocalist sounds exceptional.
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| annodomini Posts: 784  |
Xandria always was a so-so band to me and the only album I adores since Neverworlds end was India, and with a NE my hope to this band was restored, and as someone already mentioned, they have outnightwishder Nightwish. So as it seems that Manuellas departure done no harm, and the snippet sounds equally amazing as the last album, I have high hoper for this album.
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| mariano Posts: 372 |
Quote:Written by the_scarecrow on 03.03.2014 at 00:10 ...not sure what you mean by that, but for what I listened this album still preserves that old Nightwish essence -which is good, isn't it?
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| the_scarecrow Posts: 67 |
Written by mariano on 04.03.2014 at 01:07 That's what I mean. NIghtwish are known for, and, most likely, always will be known for, their albums like Oceanborn, which are operatic and quite bombastic. Nowadays, Nightwish have developed their style in a new direction, heavily influenced by musical score, quite different to early Nightwish. All I meant was, Xandria, today, sound more like Nightwish than the current actual Nightwish. And yes, it is a good thing. 
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| metalwolf Posts: 107  |
Written by the_scarecrow on 04.03.2014 at 02:42 Well, they are on par when it comes to switching singers...
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