Seventh Sin review from Germany!!
Sunday, January 3, 2010
which should be tested by friends of more traditional
hard sounds. In times of the internet it is easily possible
to get the self distributed EP by amazon.de.
"Torn apart" starts like Thunderhead from Hannover in
their best times. Seventh Sin
moreover are backing their cutting sound with a non
dominating organ. Especially singer Aarom (Really
printed with a "m" in the booklet) reminds in the
beginning sequence strongly on Ted Bullet. That don?t
keep going on! Either the booklet is lying or Aarom is
able to wind himself up immediately from Bullets raw
voice to the highest heights of Rob Halford ? and that in
the way that there never is a moment of lack in power.
"Demon I am" the longest track of the shortie is
responsible for the more quiet parts. But not only for that.
They are to be found in the middle of the five minute
piece ? and it is sweeping along to hear how the band
is ascending from the quiet lowland back to full power.
A great prelude that makes us hope the classical
metalheads will soon be sent to
german stages. Cause this smart three song CD is calling
out to be played live. (18 out of 20)
