Moar from the TRUE new generation metal diva

Written by mikeprado30 on 23.06.2013 at 00:29

Moar from the TRUE new generation metal diva

She really is!!!!!

This album is stronger and more aggressive than "ReVamp". It's not quite as catchy, but might take a few listens to truly appreciate it. It's evident that they've really put their all into this album.

Once again, very predictable music, but Floor makes the listens worth it.

I must say, this one disappointed me a lot... Maybe I was expecting too much, and for too long...
This is not a bad work at all, but way too far from what I was waiting for !

Love this more and more with each listen. It's honest and incredible music at the same time. Floor can bare her soul and write such true and cathartic lyrics without ever sounding angsty or silly. As a lyricist, she's uniquely gifted, probably because she can be honest with herself and doesn't seem to want to hide anything about herself with the world. As a musician, she (and her collaborators) can perfectly illustrate a story in a stunning, stunning way. As a singer, she is simply the best.

For me, as a musician, I would have been INSANELY proud to have written this album.

Listened to it once but it didn't click...perhaps I should try again

Written by JÄY on 10.01.2014 at 06:23

Listened to it once but it didn't click...perhaps I should try again

Do! I didn't have strong feelings after the first listen, either.

And some of my favorite songs are near the end. Especially Wolf and Dog.

Surprisingly the album is pretty good, easily better than the 1st album, also better than the newest Epica IMO. Though, some of these songs don't seem to work at all, maybe if they left 2-3 weakest songs out of the album it would receive higher scores.