"Antigone" CD by Heaven Shall Burn
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General
| Item no. | 422839 |
| Musical Genre | Metalcore |
| Exclusive | No |
| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Heaven Shall Burn |
| Product type | CD |
| Release date | 4/26/04 |
| Gender | Unisex |
CD 1
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1.Echoes (intro)
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2.The weapon they fear
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3.The only truth
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4.Architects of the apocalypse
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5.Voice of the voiceless
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6.Numbing the pain
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7.To harvest the storm
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8.RΓsandi Von (Outro)
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9.Bleeding the death
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10.Tree of freedom
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11.The dream is dead
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12.Deyjandi Von (outro)
by Andreas Reissnauer (April 2004) Better produced, more matured songwriting - that's how you could describe the development that we can observe for the new album of Heaven Shall Burn. "Whatever it may take" had some great melodies but after all it was a hate-shell between hardcore, Bolt Thrower and Dismember. "Antigone" presents a band that has grown and that doesn't stop for experiments and extended melody lines. Some even reminds me of the later In Flames. But don't worry, the intensity that we've come to love from the old Heaven Shall Burn hasn't come short, either. But the eruptions come more exact and by their new dynamics even unfold a new line of effect. Beside Caliban and Cataract, Heaven Shall Burn are the European leaders of the new metalcore-movement that causes quite a stir in the U.S. "Antigone" is suitable to be a forerunner for this style in Europe, too.
