are those groups who keep alive the habit of taking record almost every year since 1997, and this "Casting the Stones" is his tenth album download, counting their first two eighties. Jag Panzer American Power practice that so little has to do with the European style. Much more consistent and aggressive, both the melodies and guitars and the voices are much tougher and powerful. In line with bands like Iced Earth, the Colorado group has brought forward a work that will appeal especially to lovers of raw sounds, but not nearer the Thrash and other brutal aspects.
In any case after I have not listen enough to trap the point to this album, which otherwisepart carries a great reviews from his native country. Conkling Harry's voice makes many compositions remind me of Primal Fear and the melodies just are not hooked at all. It is an interesting album to see the developments taking place in the American Heavy Metal but I think the album promises much more than it offers
The album begins with "Feast of Famine" and from that issue and something seems not to march quite right. A weighty issue, but with hard bases that get to do boring. It may seem that a weak mark the first theme album, but with "The Mission (1943)" suddenly we seem to approach a topic of Maiden, heard too little novel ...
"Vigilant" with its insistent rhythm and parts vocales bit sound tends to become too heavy and "Achilles" but tries to stay more in the canons of traditional power quality improvement in various whole issue is also quite mediocre for a group of this path.
"Tempest" does not offer anything new, and again be an issue too muddled and perhaps save the intermediate moments and one that is top of the album, "Legion Immortal" could be a big issue but neither is spared general burning. "Battered & Bruised", "Cold", "Starlight's Fury" continue on the same line. Subjects with low gloss, very similar to each other, which are not renowned for having a riff that mark or an exceptional voice and make weary listening.
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