Band At Vance
Info: VII
Info: Germany
Style: Neoclassical Heavy Power Metal
Years: 2007
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‘VII’ encompasses all the best that is in At Vance and only gain more. Rick Altzi equally well as coping with rapid neoclassical rooms like some standard for a group of militants’ Breaking The Night ‘or hit’ Cold As Ice’i ‘Golden Leaves’, whose tunes you’ll be guaranteed to sing after a couple of spins in a compact player and by the mid of things like a little stringy, but has some inner charm ‘Shiva’ or reynbouobraznoy ‘Friendly Fire’. Well, where do without the indispensable ballads that checkered At Vance, regardless of the quality of the rest of the material – and in this they are so similar to their famous fellow Scorpions – ‘Answer Me’ with akseptovskimi riffs versatile, soulful and instantly has a listener to itself, forcing empathize hero stuff as if it’s your best friend or a close relative. But the most important advantage of the album is amazing friendliness to the listener, and if you drive like the first time, and in the tenth he can give almost the same emotions.

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Band At Vance
Info: Germany
Info: Chained
????: Melodic Neo-Classical Power Metal
Years: 2005
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Band Victorius
Info: The Awakening
Info: Germany
Style: Power Metal
Years: 2012
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Almost immediately you’re going to hear the chief influences on this band musically. Pressing the play button might as well be like popping in a long lost Blind Guardian album from the early 90’s. The infectious speed metal riffs with bits of thrash, a melody driven vocal attack with copious harmonized layers, and conceptual lyrics constructed of an epic story. All of the pieces of the puzzle fall right into place. While for some bands this is a limitation and the tough measuring stick to live up to, Judicator manage to strike a balance of worship and originality which most others aren’t able to achieve (even the mighty Savage Circus borrow a bit too much from BG/Iron Savior in their approach, in my opinion). This becomes readily apparent on track 2, Into The Sea Of Bayonets, when guest death