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Track List
01) Awakening
02) Shadow Guide
03) The Matriarch
04) Cleanse the Bloodlines
05) The Coward's Way
06) False Walls
07) Ten Thousand Against One
08) Earth and Ashes
09) Call Me Immortal
10) Apex
01) Awakening
02) Shadow Guide
03) The Matriarch
04) Cleanse the Bloodlines
05) The Coward's Way
06) False Walls
07) Ten Thousand Against One
08) Earth and Ashes
09) Call Me Immortal
10) Apex
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"Apex" is the fourth full length studio album from Power/Melodic Death metal band Unleash the Archers, released June 2nd, 2017 on the Napalm Records label.
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Swift melodies, virtuous but objective guitar lines and catchy hooks are plenty in ‘Apex’. Despite showing an almost pathological need to be dramatic, the Canadians fare well on balancing the magical with the mundane, on an album that is satisfying and, despite trying to be epic almost on a cartoonish level, is easy to digest. Heavy metal purists will have some sort of resistance to the band’s modern way of playing metal, but if you look at it closely you’ll see that this album is nothing more than power metal played with a twist.
While looking to modernize and making their work accessible, Unleash the Archers are taking large steps toward being in the main leagues and have delivered a good effort while doing so. Let’s hope, though, that their newfound “stardom” doesn’t affect their ability to play from the heart. Recommended. --- metalwani.com
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"Apex" is the fourth full length studio album from Power/Melodic Death metal band Unleash the Archers, released June 2nd, 2017 on the Napalm Records label.
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Swift melodies, virtuous but objective guitar lines and catchy hooks are plenty in ‘Apex’. Despite showing an almost pathological need to be dramatic, the Canadians fare well on balancing the magical with the mundane, on an album that is satisfying and, despite trying to be epic almost on a cartoonish level, is easy to digest. Heavy metal purists will have some sort of resistance to the band’s modern way of playing metal, but if you look at it closely you’ll see that this album is nothing more than power metal played with a twist.
While looking to modernize and making their work accessible, Unleash the Archers are taking large steps toward being in the main leagues and have delivered a good effort while doing so. Let’s hope, though, that their newfound “stardom” doesn’t affect their ability to play from the heart. Recommended. --- metalwani.com
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