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Track List
01) Amberstow
02) Last Prayer to the Lord
03) Rise or Fall
04) Thieves of the Night
05) Thrice Blessed
06) Hellrider
07) Just a Graze
08) Vicious Circle
09) Smite on the Anvil
10) Dungeons of Doom
11) Gift of Prophecy
12) Alone
01) Amberstow
02) Last Prayer to the Lord
03) Rise or Fall
04) Thieves of the Night
05) Thrice Blessed
06) Hellrider
07) Just a Graze
08) Vicious Circle
09) Smite on the Anvil
10) Dungeons of Doom
11) Gift of Prophecy
12) Alone
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2016
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"Thieves of the Night " is the fifth full length studio album from German power metal band Human Fortress, released 16th March 2016 through AFM Records GmbH.
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Thieves of the Night is their first album since Defenders of the Crown to not feature any lineup changes from the previous release, and is also by far the band’s quickest turn around since then, which is a sign that things have finally settled down and the band is happy to move forward.
Stylistically, this is very much the same brand of epic and instantly catchy power metal, featuring a mix of speedy and mid tempo tracks, though I find the faster tracks are more prominent and stand out a bit more this time around, with energetic performances all around, especially from singer Gus Monsanto, who feels like he has settled into his role and shows off his full range throughout the many songs, often times using more of his powerful, semi growly lower notes than before. The production is as perfectly polished as one would expect, and the songwriting is consistently strong as always for this band.
With Raided Land, Human Fortress made an exciting and somewhat surprising comeback, and while Thieves of the Night doesn’t quite have the same impact as that release, it’s still an excellent album with consistently great songwriting and strong performances, and it feels like the band did a great job of building on what they started last time. Longtime fan of the band should obviously enjoy this, and fans of Euro power metal with epic choruses and just a slight edge to the guitars are recommended to give it a try as well.
Reviewed by Travis Green for myglobalmind.com.
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"Thieves of the Night " is the fifth full length studio album from German power metal band Human Fortress, released 16th March 2016 through AFM Records GmbH.
User Album Review
Thieves of the Night is their first album since Defenders of the Crown to not feature any lineup changes from the previous release, and is also by far the band’s quickest turn around since then, which is a sign that things have finally settled down and the band is happy to move forward.
Stylistically, this is very much the same brand of epic and instantly catchy power metal, featuring a mix of speedy and mid tempo tracks, though I find the faster tracks are more prominent and stand out a bit more this time around, with energetic performances all around, especially from singer Gus Monsanto, who feels like he has settled into his role and shows off his full range throughout the many songs, often times using more of his powerful, semi growly lower notes than before. The production is as perfectly polished as one would expect, and the songwriting is consistently strong as always for this band.
With Raided Land, Human Fortress made an exciting and somewhat surprising comeback, and while Thieves of the Night doesn’t quite have the same impact as that release, it’s still an excellent album with consistently great songwriting and strong performances, and it feels like the band did a great job of building on what they started last time. Longtime fan of the band should obviously enjoy this, and fans of Euro power metal with epic choruses and just a slight edge to the guitars are recommended to give it a try as well.
Reviewed by Travis Green for myglobalmind.com.
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