Arch Enemy - "The Root of All Evil"
The tunes come across as a straight hit to the throat and though their may be the odd dull point, the album as a whole is quite strong. As always, the guitar playing is voracious and the singing hits unbelievable notes. Not to say that the rest of the music is average by any means, it just seems that these aforementioned elements tend to stick out on any Arch Enemy material. The band has a unqie sound and can not really be compared to other female-fronted acts.
Overall, this is a great way to get introduced to Arch Enemy’s material. Even if you’ve already heard much of it, then this is an excellent release to add to that collection. The Root of All Evil is a fairly solid work that boasts Arch Enemy's wide range of styles and flair; all of which should simultaneously continue to retain old fans and bring in new ones. [ END ]
Track Listing:
01. The Root of All Evil (Intro)
02. Beast of Man
03. The Immortal
04. Diva Satanica
05. Demonic Science
06. Bury Me An Angel
07. Dead Inside
08. Dark Insanity
09. Pilgrim
10. Demoniality (Instrumental)
11. Transmigration Macabre
12. Silverwing
13. Bridge of Destiny
Run Time: 52:22
Release Date: 09.28.2009
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