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Track List
01) We Cry Out
02) Walls
03) God Is the Devil
04) Die on Stage
05) Tomorrow's Dead
06) Good Vs. Bad
07) Suburban Song
08) Lost Boy
09) Slaves to Ourselves
10) Black Eyed Children
11) Jesus Christ Moviestar
01) We Cry Out
02) Walls
03) God Is the Devil
04) Die on Stage
05) Tomorrow's Dead
06) Good Vs. Bad
07) Suburban Song
08) Lost Boy
09) Slaves to Ourselves
10) Black Eyed Children
11) Jesus Christ Moviestar
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4:12
4:56
5:06
4:58
4:29
5:06
4:47
4:20
8:45
4:24
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80%
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2017
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"Black Eyed Children" is the eighth full length studio album from Swedish heavy metal band Astral Doors, released March 31st, 2017 on the Metalville label.
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Three years after having unveiled the “Notes from the Shadows”, Swedish metal outfit Astral Doors comes back with a new longplayer. The eighth studio album is entitled “Black Eyed Children” and features eleven new songs. If you liked the band’s earlier releases you can also look forward to this album because it will lead you to another state of euphoria. The guys from Borlänge loaded the album with eleven metal songs of which each them lives up to the typical Astral Doors sound.
The up-tempo “We Cry Out” marks the first peak on the album. Johansson sings at his best, enriching a song that reminds of the good old Dio days. A more silent beginning introduces you to “Walls” which is slowly building up to a well-done melodic rocker. Astral Doors cherishes classic rock and metal without just copying things. They add their own touch to songs like the wild and furious “Good vs. Bad”.
The longest tune is also the album’s name giver. “Black Eyed Children” gives you seven minutes of nicely done heavy metal that includes a bombastic expression too. It’s a powerful track in more mid-tempo, climaxing in an awesome chorus. For me the best track on the album.
To conclude: Astral Doors added an album to their discography that reflects exactly what’s expected – traditional fine-crafted metal that finds it’s roots in the 80’s, with all the glory that comes with it. Rating: 8/10, myglobalmind.com
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"Black Eyed Children" is the eighth full length studio album from Swedish heavy metal band Astral Doors, released March 31st, 2017 on the Metalville label.
User Album Review
Three years after having unveiled the “Notes from the Shadows”, Swedish metal outfit Astral Doors comes back with a new longplayer. The eighth studio album is entitled “Black Eyed Children” and features eleven new songs. If you liked the band’s earlier releases you can also look forward to this album because it will lead you to another state of euphoria. The guys from Borlänge loaded the album with eleven metal songs of which each them lives up to the typical Astral Doors sound.
The up-tempo “We Cry Out” marks the first peak on the album. Johansson sings at his best, enriching a song that reminds of the good old Dio days. A more silent beginning introduces you to “Walls” which is slowly building up to a well-done melodic rocker. Astral Doors cherishes classic rock and metal without just copying things. They add their own touch to songs like the wild and furious “Good vs. Bad”.
The longest tune is also the album’s name giver. “Black Eyed Children” gives you seven minutes of nicely done heavy metal that includes a bombastic expression too. It’s a powerful track in more mid-tempo, climaxing in an awesome chorus. For me the best track on the album.
To conclude: Astral Doors added an album to their discography that reflects exactly what’s expected – traditional fine-crafted metal that finds it’s roots in the 80’s, with all the glory that comes with it. Rating: 8/10, myglobalmind.com
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