Fusing a heavy, unholy rhythm guitar sound with
cavernous vocals, keyboards that'd seem at home on an
Yngwie Malmsteen album and six-string lead lines that
sound like the gates of paradise opening before your
unworthy ears, Kalmah have created another release
that sees them edging closer and closer to perfection.
Two of the better examples of this are "Cloned
Insanity" and the closing "Moon Of My Nights," where
the band displays that they're far from a one-trick,
grunt and growl show. One day, very soon, band and
listeners alike are going to realize just how powerful
this band is. This is only the beginning.
Added: August 16th 2003 Reviewer:Jedd Beaudoin Score: Related Link:Kalmah Website Hits: 3906 Language: english
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Fusing a heavy, unholy rhythm guitar sound with
cavernous vocals, keyboards that'd seem at home on an
Yngwie Malmsteen album and six-string lead lines that
sound like the gates of paradise opening before your
unworthy ears, Kalmah have created another release
that sees them edging closer and closer to perfection.
Two of the better examples of this are "Cloned
Insanity" and the closing "Moon Of My Nights," where
the band displays that they're far from a one-trick,
grunt and growl show. One day, very soon, band and
listeners alike are going to realize just how powerful
this band is. This is only the beginning.
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