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When I listened to Dust To Dust for the very first time, I was not impressed at all. It seemed like another mediocre song by another mediocre band. After few months I gave it a try again, and I realized I was dead wrong. I guess rough vocals with melodic color and fast, heavy and powerful riffs were too raw for the very first listen.

Then I checked out Newborn Tomorrow, because these two songs have music videos. I was blown away with its nicely done acoustic guitar intro, aggressive riffs, face-melting tempo, kick-ass refrains and rough-melodic vocals. That was enough to check out the rest of the album. Book Of Life continues with like these two, with fast tempo, massive drum work, enjoyable rhythms, solid guitar solo, killer vocals and heavy riffs. Driver Vga Asrock Prescott 800 Ddr400.

It seemed this is one of those keyboard-free power metal bands, but things are different with When Worlds Collide. It is slower than these three songs I mentioned above, it has solid riffs basically power chords, enjoyable vocals, tempo and rhythm, and suddenly keyboards appeared in refrain as a backing instrument, just to make more pleasant ambient.

Sinbreed >When Worlds Collide >Reviews. But things are different with When Worlds Collide. Vocals fit the band well, and Sinbreed as a whole is really.

China Gate Hindi Film Songs. That keyboard touch really nice. I hoped there won't be more, but then came Through The Dark with keyboard intro, Enemy Lines which has keyboard solo without a note from electric guitar, besides power chords, Arise has some keyboard backing intro and jump in some other places, and Ride On contains notable amount of them. First of all, this band doesn't need keyboards at all. Each of these songs still could have been excellent without them. Instead of that keyboard solo in Enemy Lines, Flo Laurin was supposed to make a goddamn guitar solo.