Best tracks: One on One / Nothing Can Follow This
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A logical continuation of their later discography. It features a hard, slightly gritty, and rough sound, with an abundance of synthesizers used to artificially compensate for the sonic density.
One can sense that singing is becoming increasingly difficult for Tempest, yet his vocal delivery is taking on a more tragic quality.
And, of course, there are the requisite time signature changes in the choruses.
The album offers no major revelations and won't transport you back to the "The Final Countdown" era, but it shouldn't disappoint fans of the modern-day Europe.
Rating:
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3.5 / 5