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Dream Evil — Six

Илья · 4.0 / 5 · · 2024-10-01 18:08:52

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Listening #7400

Dream Evil — Six

MiskamNiretet · 3.5 / 5 · · 2024-08-02 09:50:59

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Listening #859

Dream Evil — Six

EveryDisc · 3.0 / 5 · · 2017-11-10 07:59:38

The Swedish power-band is releasing only its sixth album in 15 years. The rate of fire is so-so, but I only welcome such an approach if it accounts for quality, but things have been tight with that for DE lately. There were very successful albums, not to mention metal hits of the highest level. But the party ended quite quickly, and the guys started churning out typical metal albums with small shards of former power. The first thing that catches the ear on the sixth jubilee album for every metalhead - Niklas Isfeldt has started singing somehow strangely. Although his voice is 100% recognizable, he is either no longer pulling it off, or he is not trying to give in to the drive to the full. Once upon a time, by the way, Gus G himself played guitar for them. That was when the fattest times were. Five worthy tracks on the album nevertheless exist: Sin city – something close to the first albums, Six hundred and 66 – banal, but true lovers of the style don't get tired of such things (and where else to write such a song if not on the sixth disc?), How to start a war – finally really invented, The murdered mind - let it be, Too loud – they adore such anthems, and they succumb to them. All the deluxe edition bonuses are only for those who like more or are fans of the band. In essence, Dream Evil had all the makings to rotate in the higher circles of the metal scene, but they missed their chance, and I don't believe they will ever find their way up again. Unless with Gus's help, however, why would he leave Ozzy for them?

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