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Showing posts with label Winter's Edge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter's Edge. Show all posts

Saturday, August 18, 2018

Winter's Edge "The Guardians Of Our Time, Pt.1"


Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: digital
Release date: August 17, 2018
Tracklist: 
1. Open Worlds (0:54)
2. Guardians Of Our Time (5:26)
3. Path Of Desperation (4:35)
4. Momentarily (4:30)
5. Break It Up (5:55)
6. Dying Star (4:12)
7. Fatal Dreams (5:08)
8. In The End (5:20)
9. Through The Ferryman's Eyes (0:59)

Total Time 36:59

Line-up: 
Jeremy Lawler - Guitars
Charlotte Jones - Vocals (2-8)
Alexandra Adler (First Of Dawn, Alexandra Symphonic Metal Project) - Bass (1, 2)
Ben Taylor - Guitar (3)
Carsten Hille (Earacle, FairyTale, Javelin) - Vocals (9)
Edd Anderson (Half My Kingdom) - Drums (2)
Frank Clow (End Of Salvation) - Guitar (4, 5)
George Bell (Mask Of Judas) - Bass (4-8)
Nicholas Meeks (Ignite AMR) - Bass (3)
Nigel (The Monster) - Vocals (3)
Peter Lancaster (Taller Than Jane) - Guitars and Keyboards (1, 2, 6-8)
Sarah - Voice (3)
Steve Barker (Neverstar)- Drums (1, 3-8)


Description/Reviews: 
...the new album does feature some special guest performers, however the musical direction of the band is now more defined, with its sound following the path into the progressive metal genre. The music is now heavier and more aggressive than anything the band have previously released, with lead singer Charley Jones delivering a strong vocal performance, ranging from the symphonic to the snarling, spitting venom style. If you're expecting another theatrical and cinematic 'The Ferryman's Eyes' style epic, then you're in for a major shock.
Read the full review by Iron Mathew Collins at frenzyfire.co.uk

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Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Winter's Edge "The Ferryman's Eyes"


Country: UK
Sub Genre: Progressive Melodic Power Metal
Release date: March 11, 2014
Tracklist: 
  1. From Death I Come 00:49
  2. The Shadows Come For Me 04:18
  3. The End 05:44
  4. Fallen 04:48
  5. Entreaty (Instrumental) 01:04
  6. Game Of Insanity 06:05
  7. I'll Find My Way Out Of This Darkness 03:50
  8. Foresee Me And Dream 06:52
Line-up: 
Jeremy Lawler (Aggrothesis, Signed By None, Dreadnought) featured on track 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , 6 , 7 , 8 and 9
   With
Carsten Hille (Javelin, Earacle) featured on track 8
Charlotte Jones (Sensoria) featured on track 3 and 9
Daisy Brookman (Seventh Seeker) featured on track 4, 6 and 9
Daniel Ristic (Doomed From Day One) featured on track 9
Darren Gadd (Aggrothesis, Seraphim) featured on track 2, 3 and 4
Dave Hartley (Spinning Death Machine) featured on track 2, 3,4,6,7 and 8
Dominic Upton (Noisy Toyz, EverLust) featured on track 6, 7, 8 and 9
George Bell (Mask Of Judas) featured on track 2 and 3
Ian Montgomery (Sea Bastard, Hole In The Sky, and Headface) featured on track 2 and 9
Jack Wilson (Locked In Syndrome) featured on track 3, 5, 6 and 8
Jeremy Farfan (Winter Nights) featured on track 1 and track 9
Jof Walsh (Mask Of Judas) featured on track 6 and 8
Johanna Shiu(Taller Than Jane)featured on track 7
Karl Martin (White Knuckles) featured on track 7
Ramo Baramia (Winter’s Edge) featured on track 4
Sam Bell (Mask Of Judas) featured on track 9
Selina Robinson (Seventh Seeker) featured on track 7

Description/Reviews: 
Atmospheric opening track From Death I Come sets the mood of the album perfectly; mysterious and aloof encouraging the listener to find out more about this projects sound. As the album progresses I am reminded of Avantasia as the songs feature guest musicians making the tracks sound very dramatic, the fact it’s a concept album about the story of The Ferryman’s Life and the melodies are quite similar.
 My personal favourite tracks on the album are Fallen and Foresee Me And Dream; I believe these are the albums strongest tracks as they give us a taste of the band’s sound in general. Fallen shows off vocalists ability perfectly and the melody is well arranged and written. Foresee Me And Dream reminds me of Avantastia’s Dying For An Angel; I particularly like the keyboard solos in the track.
 It finishes with the almighty Beyond The Severed Gates that leaves the listener wanting more.
(Charlotte Whittingham at voicefmradio.co.uk)

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