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Track List
01) Doorway To Heaven
02) Widow And The Raven
03) Ambition's Price
04) Hero Of Time
05) The Gates
06) The Unspoken
07) Return to Me
08) Call of the Frostwolves - I. Slave
09) Call of the Frostwolves - II. Liberator
10) Call of the Frostwolves - III. Warchief
11) Eden Ablaze
01) Doorway To Heaven
02) Widow And The Raven
03) Ambition's Price
04) Hero Of Time
05) The Gates
06) The Unspoken
07) Return to Me
08) Call of the Frostwolves - I. Slave
09) Call of the Frostwolves - II. Liberator
10) Call of the Frostwolves - III. Warchief
11) Eden Ablaze
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2018
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"Ambition's Price" is the second full length studio album from US symphonic metal band Graveshadow, released 13th April 2018 on the M-Theory Audio label.
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I recommend Ambition’s Price without hesitation for fans of slower, moody, and simplistic melodic death metal, which is how I’d classify this. As an album, it doesn’t incorporate many gothic, power, or symphonic tendencies, and almost has the feeling of a vocalist’s solo work. As such, it isn’t the most consistently hooky or comprehensively impressive album I’ve heard this year, nor near the most instrumentally adroit, but manages instead to sway via good fundamentals and consistency. Graveshadow is also worth checking into for those, like myself, who are frequently unimpressed by female lead singers in metal. Heather Smith is terrific, and the fact that she handles growls as well speaks even more to her credit. A worthwhile endeavor from a band to watch in the US independent metal scene.
Reviewed by angrymetalguy.com.
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"Ambition's Price" is the second full length studio album from US symphonic metal band Graveshadow, released 13th April 2018 on the M-Theory Audio label.
User Album Review
I recommend Ambition’s Price without hesitation for fans of slower, moody, and simplistic melodic death metal, which is how I’d classify this. As an album, it doesn’t incorporate many gothic, power, or symphonic tendencies, and almost has the feeling of a vocalist’s solo work. As such, it isn’t the most consistently hooky or comprehensively impressive album I’ve heard this year, nor near the most instrumentally adroit, but manages instead to sway via good fundamentals and consistency. Graveshadow is also worth checking into for those, like myself, who are frequently unimpressed by female lead singers in metal. Heather Smith is terrific, and the fact that she handles growls as well speaks even more to her credit. A worthwhile endeavor from a band to watch in the US independent metal scene.
Reviewed by angrymetalguy.com.
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