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Track List
01) The Charioteer
02) Confessions of the Maker
03) Northern Rage
04) The Fool's Ballet
05) Terror
06) Panic
07) White Wolves
08) The Burning Vision
09) Revolution in the Shadowland
10) Terminal Voyage
11) Silent Angel
01) The Charioteer
02) Confessions of the Maker
03) Northern Rage
04) The Fool's Ballet
05) Terror
06) Panic
07) White Wolves
08) The Burning Vision
09) Revolution in the Shadowland
10) Terminal Voyage
11) Silent Angel
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2005
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"Confessions of the Maker" is the fourth full length studio album from Swedish heavy metal band
Crystal Eyes, released April 1st, 2005 through Heavy Fidelity Records.
Daniel Heiman performed as a session vocalist on "Confessions of the Maker"
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"Confessions" biggest selling point has been the much-anticipated appearance of one of metal's very finest singers in the vocal spot, as after Daniel Heiman's stellar performance with Lost Horizon, we know we can expect nothing but the best from him, and he does not disappoint here. The vocal lines here are quite different from the kind of stuff he sang with LH, but there are some great melodies here, and he powers out the lines of opening stomper "The Charioteer", the power-ballad title cut, and the speedy killer "Northern Rage" with the swagger and balls we expect from him. His vocal work here is far less showy than on either of Lost Horizon's albums, but no less well-done for all that.
What surprised me was how good the rest of the band was, especially the inventive and tasty riffing Mikael Dahl and Jonathan Nyberg. This is all very much in the Swedish Power Metal school, with that sharp, bright guitar tone and the highly melodic riffs, but it is very well written and played. I was hoping for simply a decent Power Metal album with Heiman's stellar vocals adding to it, but actually this album is a much more solid effort than that, and would be a good disc even without Heiman. Old singer Dahl even provides the vocals on the album closer, the ballad "Silent Angel", and it's one of the songs on here I really like. --- Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible for metalcrypt.com
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Available in:
"Confessions of the Maker" is the fourth full length studio album from Swedish heavy metal band
Crystal Eyes, released April 1st, 2005 through Heavy Fidelity Records.
Daniel Heiman performed as a session vocalist on "Confessions of the Maker"
User Album Review
"Confessions" biggest selling point has been the much-anticipated appearance of one of metal's very finest singers in the vocal spot, as after Daniel Heiman's stellar performance with Lost Horizon, we know we can expect nothing but the best from him, and he does not disappoint here. The vocal lines here are quite different from the kind of stuff he sang with LH, but there are some great melodies here, and he powers out the lines of opening stomper "The Charioteer", the power-ballad title cut, and the speedy killer "Northern Rage" with the swagger and balls we expect from him. His vocal work here is far less showy than on either of Lost Horizon's albums, but no less well-done for all that.
What surprised me was how good the rest of the band was, especially the inventive and tasty riffing Mikael Dahl and Jonathan Nyberg. This is all very much in the Swedish Power Metal school, with that sharp, bright guitar tone and the highly melodic riffs, but it is very well written and played. I was hoping for simply a decent Power Metal album with Heiman's stellar vocals adding to it, but actually this album is a much more solid effort than that, and would be a good disc even without Heiman. Old singer Dahl even provides the vocals on the album closer, the ballad "Silent Angel", and it's one of the songs on here I really like. --- Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible for metalcrypt.com
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