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Fairyland: The Story Remains

Fairyland's latest album, The Story Remains, is a solid addition to their discography, showcasing the band's ability to craft symphonic power metal with a cinematic flair. The album's soundscapes are reminiscent of fantasy movies like Avatar and Lord of the Rings, with instrumental tracks like "Postscript" highlighting the band's technical skill.

The guitar work is impressive, with intricate melodies and solos that complement the rhythm section's precision and energy. Archie Cane's vocals bring a fresh perspective to the band's sound, blending power and smoothness. His performance is a highlight of the album, with tracks like "To Stars and Beyond" and "Suffering Ages" showcasing his range.

One of the album's standout features is the middle section, which includes "Hopeless Still", "Samsara", and "Unity". These tracks showcase the band's ability to craft beautiful arrangements with folky, medieval elements, adding a unique texture to the music. The use of folk instruments and harmonies adds depth and complexity to the songs, making them particularly memorable.

The album's highlights also include the opening track "To Stars and Beyond" and the closing track "Suffering Ages", which feature the band's signature blend of heavy riffs and soaring melodies. While The Story Remains may not be a groundbreaking album, it's a great listen for fans of symphonic power metal with fantasy and cinematic elements. Fairyland has delivered a well-crafted album that should appeal to their existing fanbase, and also fans of bands like Nightwish, and Rhapsody of Fire... cheers!


Track Listing:
1. Downfall (1:52)
2. To Stars And Beyond (5:28)
3. Karma (4:13)
4. A New Dawn (4:50)
5. We Shall Hunt The Sun (0:54)
6. Hopeless Still (5:28)
7. Samsara (4:40)
8. Unity (5:30)
9. Council Of The Gods (2:18)
10. The Chosen Ones (5:46)
11. Unbreakable (10:14)
12. Postscript (8:37)
13. Suffering Ages (5:12)

Added: July 31st 2025
Reviewer: Jose Antonio Marmol
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Related Link: Band Website
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Language: english

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