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Demon Hunter
Artist Icon Peace (2019)
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"Peace" is the tenth studio album from American heavy metal band Demon Hunter. The album was released 1st March 2019 through Solid State Records.
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Demon Hunter has been around for a while so they can pretty much do whatever they want. War and Peace is proof that they probably shouldn’t. The compilations are polar opposites. War is alright—mildly entertaining filled with your typical Demon Hunter tracks. Peace is just a soft listen of nine uninspired songs and one decent ballad.
The strengths in Peace come across in only a couple of songs. If you tune out the overdone vocals in ‘Two Ways’ and focus on the groovy riffs it becomes a decent song. ‘Recuse Myself’ with its wannabe Depeche Mode opening is well-balanced with its theatrics. The piano in the ballad ‘Fear Is Not My Guide’ is beautiful and parallels the vocals nicely. There no weird generic computerized effects on this track. If Peace had more songs like this closer instead of the generic overproduced, auto-tune tracks it would have stood strong, next to War.
It may seem silly that a band with a strong Christian fan base excels at creating War better than Peace. There are strong moments in these two compilations that would have turned out to be one decent record. You can give Demon Hunter credit for trying something new but lets hope they have learn a lesson for next time.
Reviewed by Cynthia Jo for ghostcultmag.com.


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