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Track List
01) Blood Moon Fever
02) Chapter of the Witch
03) Hope Begins to Fade
04) War Antidote
05) At the Gates of the Abyss
06) Slave to the Machine
07) The Sinner
08) Death Gives Life Meaning
09) Ghost in the Dark
10) Dead Wind Intermezzo
01) Blood Moon Fever
02) Chapter of the Witch
03) Hope Begins to Fade
04) War Antidote
05) At the Gates of the Abyss
06) Slave to the Machine
07) The Sinner
08) Death Gives Life Meaning
09) Ghost in the Dark
10) Dead Wind Intermezzo
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2019
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"Burning Sermons" is the second full length studio album from Swedish heavy metal band Liv Sin, released on September 6th, 2019 on the Despotz Records label.
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For those that loved Gothenburg’s Sister Sin who produced six cracking albums between 2002 and their split in 2015 a new album by vocalist Liv Jagrell under the moniker Liv Sin is bound to cause a flood of excitement. Well ‘Burning Sermons’ which drops on Despotz records on 6th September is certainly worth the wait combining the band’s love of both traditional, hard hitting hard rock and modern metal. It’s a bruising second coming that more than delivers on a promise to “rip your face off.”
Listen to the single ‘Slave to the Machine’ which really sums up the feel of the record, or the classic Metal of ‘Chapter of the Witch’ or maybe even this albums ‘guest duet’ with Björn ‘Speed’ Strid (Soilwork/The Nightflight Orchestra) who really brings the orchestral ‘Hope Begins to Fade’ to life with his dirty ad clean vocal. And that is just for starters.
Elsewhere opener ‘Blood Moon Fever’ is an interesting one – it’s a song that includes melody and a brooding, simmering rage that at first seem at odds with that melody but the more you play it the ore you are convinced it works. Others here are more straightforward propositions like the headbanging majesty of ‘Chapter of the Witch’ or the almost Trivium-like patterns of ‘At the Gates of the Abyss’ which adds some real class. Icould go on as there are no duds here. If you’re a fan of the first album or just some good old Metal with plenty of punch and melody? You’ll love this.
Reviewed by therockpit.net.
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"Burning Sermons" is the second full length studio album from Swedish heavy metal band Liv Sin, released on September 6th, 2019 on the Despotz Records label.
User Album Review
For those that loved Gothenburg’s Sister Sin who produced six cracking albums between 2002 and their split in 2015 a new album by vocalist Liv Jagrell under the moniker Liv Sin is bound to cause a flood of excitement. Well ‘Burning Sermons’ which drops on Despotz records on 6th September is certainly worth the wait combining the band’s love of both traditional, hard hitting hard rock and modern metal. It’s a bruising second coming that more than delivers on a promise to “rip your face off.”
Listen to the single ‘Slave to the Machine’ which really sums up the feel of the record, or the classic Metal of ‘Chapter of the Witch’ or maybe even this albums ‘guest duet’ with Björn ‘Speed’ Strid (Soilwork/The Nightflight Orchestra) who really brings the orchestral ‘Hope Begins to Fade’ to life with his dirty ad clean vocal. And that is just for starters.
Elsewhere opener ‘Blood Moon Fever’ is an interesting one – it’s a song that includes melody and a brooding, simmering rage that at first seem at odds with that melody but the more you play it the ore you are convinced it works. Others here are more straightforward propositions like the headbanging majesty of ‘Chapter of the Witch’ or the almost Trivium-like patterns of ‘At the Gates of the Abyss’ which adds some real class. Icould go on as there are no duds here. If you’re a fan of the first album or just some good old Metal with plenty of punch and melody? You’ll love this.
Reviewed by therockpit.net.
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