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Track List
01) Listen to the Song of Despair
02) Called by the Queen
03) No Need to Fear
04) Terrible Fight
05) A God Is Dead
06) Trust & Betrayal
07) Glass Castle's Beast
08) Hopeless Crime
09) The One Who Lost the Faith
10) Titania
11) Lost Souls From the Other Side
01) Listen to the Song of Despair
02) Called by the Queen
03) No Need to Fear
04) Terrible Fight
05) A God Is Dead
06) Trust & Betrayal
07) Glass Castle's Beast
08) Hopeless Crime
09) The One Who Lost the Faith
10) Titania
11) Lost Souls From the Other Side
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2015
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“The Great Lie” is the third album from Pierre le Pape‘s metal opera project Melted Space, released
October 16th, 2015 through Sensory Records.
This album features a wide cast of vocalists and musicians from bands such as Orphaned Land, Shining and Sirenia – just to name a few and features The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra (directed by Adam Klemens).
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‘The Great Lie’ covers all the bases from the bombastic symphonic metal you expect with such outings to some less refined but equally refreshing death metal – whatever style is necessary is called into play as befits the nature of the song. The guest list of musicians packs quite a hefty punch and the vocalists featured – amongst others; there are fourteen in total! – include the likes of Mikael Stanne (Dark Tranquility), Kobi Fahri (Orphaned Land) Ailyn Gimenez Garcia (Sirenia), Sylvain Coudret (Soilwork) and Morbid Angel’s David Vincent: not a bad set of credentials, eh?The songs are beautifully composed and executed, and the full backing of the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra gives the sound great depth and majesty. Le Pape himself provides piano and keyboards, with Adrien Grousset (guitars), Brice Guillon (bass) and Michael Saccoman (drums) rounding out the band. There’s a lot to comment on and not much space to do it in, but Tristania’s Mariangela Demurtas’ performance takes some beating, the sprawling ‘No Need To Fear’ is a truly epic composition, and the vocal interplay between Mnemic’s Guillaume Bideau and Mikael Stanne in ‘Trust & Betrayal’ is worth the price of the album alone. And did I mention that the aforementioned Arjen Anthony Lucassen pops up to solo on ‘The One Who Lost The Faith’? Thought not…
Hopefully ‘The Great Lie’ – and being signed to Sensory – will help Melted Space break out of France and reach a wider international audience, something this album so readily deserves. Stirring, stunning, spectacular… What’s not to like? --- John Tucker October 2015
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“The Great Lie” is the third album from Pierre le Pape‘s metal opera project Melted Space, released
October 16th, 2015 through Sensory Records.
This album features a wide cast of vocalists and musicians from bands such as Orphaned Land, Shining and Sirenia – just to name a few and features The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra (directed by Adam Klemens).
User Album Review
‘The Great Lie’ covers all the bases from the bombastic symphonic metal you expect with such outings to some less refined but equally refreshing death metal – whatever style is necessary is called into play as befits the nature of the song. The guest list of musicians packs quite a hefty punch and the vocalists featured – amongst others; there are fourteen in total! – include the likes of Mikael Stanne (Dark Tranquility), Kobi Fahri (Orphaned Land) Ailyn Gimenez Garcia (Sirenia), Sylvain Coudret (Soilwork) and Morbid Angel’s David Vincent: not a bad set of credentials, eh?The songs are beautifully composed and executed, and the full backing of the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra gives the sound great depth and majesty. Le Pape himself provides piano and keyboards, with Adrien Grousset (guitars), Brice Guillon (bass) and Michael Saccoman (drums) rounding out the band. There’s a lot to comment on and not much space to do it in, but Tristania’s Mariangela Demurtas’ performance takes some beating, the sprawling ‘No Need To Fear’ is a truly epic composition, and the vocal interplay between Mnemic’s Guillaume Bideau and Mikael Stanne in ‘Trust & Betrayal’ is worth the price of the album alone. And did I mention that the aforementioned Arjen Anthony Lucassen pops up to solo on ‘The One Who Lost The Faith’? Thought not…
Hopefully ‘The Great Lie’ – and being signed to Sensory – will help Melted Space break out of France and reach a wider international audience, something this album so readily deserves. Stirring, stunning, spectacular… What’s not to like? --- John Tucker October 2015
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