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Track List
01) Where Dawn and Shadows Begin
02) Age of Conquest
03) Heavenly Minds
04) The Breed of Durin
05) Ode to the West Wind
06) Skull and Crossbones
07) The Slave and the Empire
08) Spartacus
09) Born in the Cradle of Storms
10) Rebel and Free
01) Where Dawn and Shadows Begin
02) Age of Conquest
03) Heavenly Minds
04) The Breed of Durin
05) Ode to the West Wind
06) Skull and Crossbones
07) The Slave and the Empire
08) Spartacus
09) Born in the Cradle of Storms
10) Rebel and Free
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2015
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"Wardens of the West Wind" is the second full length studio album from Italian Progressive / Power Metal band Wind Rose, released February 3rd, 2015 through Scarlet Records.
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For Wardens of the West Wind, the band has ditched the conceptual approach, which has resulted in an album that’s all killer with absolutely zero filler. In many ways this seems like a much different band than the one that released Shadows Over Lothadruin, even though their only new member is ex-Labyrinth bassist Cristiano Bertocchi. The prog leanings are still there in bursts, but on the whole this is largely a symphonic power metal album, with faster, heavier and more immediately gripping songs than their debut. At times the Symphony X influence still shines through, but for the most part this album is much more similar to bands like Rhapsody of Fire and Dragonland. While the musicianship was already strong on their debut, on this release it has improved quite dramatically, with everything sounding fantastic, from the explosive guitars and drums, to the epic keyboards and orchestrations, and even the folk instruments which appear on and off throughout many of the tracks.
I have to admit: I never saw this one coming. I saw great potential in Wind Rose on their debut, but with Wardens of the West Wind they have upped their game to unexpected levels, all the while delivering an epic symphonic power metal album that quite frankly crushes anything offered up by other bands in the genre last year. I can’t give anything but the highest of recommendations to any fans of symphonic power metal or progressive power metal, as this album is simply fantastic, and I feel confident in saying it will be at least in my top 5 albums at the end of 2015. --- myglobalmind.com
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"Wardens of the West Wind" is the second full length studio album from Italian Progressive / Power Metal band Wind Rose, released February 3rd, 2015 through Scarlet Records.
User Album Review
For Wardens of the West Wind, the band has ditched the conceptual approach, which has resulted in an album that’s all killer with absolutely zero filler. In many ways this seems like a much different band than the one that released Shadows Over Lothadruin, even though their only new member is ex-Labyrinth bassist Cristiano Bertocchi. The prog leanings are still there in bursts, but on the whole this is largely a symphonic power metal album, with faster, heavier and more immediately gripping songs than their debut. At times the Symphony X influence still shines through, but for the most part this album is much more similar to bands like Rhapsody of Fire and Dragonland. While the musicianship was already strong on their debut, on this release it has improved quite dramatically, with everything sounding fantastic, from the explosive guitars and drums, to the epic keyboards and orchestrations, and even the folk instruments which appear on and off throughout many of the tracks.
I have to admit: I never saw this one coming. I saw great potential in Wind Rose on their debut, but with Wardens of the West Wind they have upped their game to unexpected levels, all the while delivering an epic symphonic power metal album that quite frankly crushes anything offered up by other bands in the genre last year. I can’t give anything but the highest of recommendations to any fans of symphonic power metal or progressive power metal, as this album is simply fantastic, and I feel confident in saying it will be at least in my top 5 albums at the end of 2015. --- myglobalmind.com
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