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MARTIRIA
the official website
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Founded in 1987 in Italy, they were
able to get no less than Rick Anderson (Damien King III, ex WARLORD)
for their musical visions. It is exactly this conjuring voice and
the adding of all manners of classical instruments/choirs constitute
a lot of MARTIRIA’s appeal. Epic arrangements and progressive
song structures and many acoustic passages are able to captivate
you throughout the playing time. If this gem would have been released
in the eighties, you would bow down with awe and praise this as
a timeless classic. (The
Metal Observer)
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VISITE: 736 The
songs:
1. Memories
2. The ancient Lord
3. The most part of the men
4. Arthur
5. Celtic lands
6. Babylon fire
7. The gray outside
8. Romans and Celts
9. The soldier and the sky
10. Fairies
11. Winter
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the truth I really like this cd. It reminded me of the good
old days of my childhood. It's an honest effort to deliver
good old heavy metal the way it used to be. This is a mid
to fast tempo album with 2-3 slow moments (I'm talking about
some introductions and the ballad "Winter"), with
a large variety of sounds and rhythms, with many powerful,
sharp and furious riffs but at the same time melodic moments,
fast inspiring but yet again emotional solos, with a constant
rhythm section, the necessary keyboard fillings enhanced with
piano and accordion that usually produce a Celtic atmosphere
and the proper clear and dynamic vocals. My personal picks
are "The Ancient Lords", "Babylon Fire"
"The Gray Outside" and "Winter". (Metal
Perspective)
(...) Die 52 Minuten
dieses Odes fesseln jede einzelne Sekunde und gehören
zu dem Besten was ich an traditionell-beeinflussten Metal
in den letzten Jahren gehört habe. Zielsicher eingesetzte
Chöre, perfekt inszenierte Tempi-Wechsel, in ihrer
Einfachheit erschreckend schöne Leads, diese unglaubliche
Leidenschaft mit der Rick Anderson arbeitet und die vorbildliche
Dramaturgie: Hier passt einfach alles. Und immer wieder
erinnert mich das Quartett an die 92er-Glanztat der deutschen
Stormwitch. „War Of The Wizards“ hat bis zum heutigen
Tage nichts von seinem Flair eingebüßt. Ich könnt
heulen vor Freude, endlich wieder ein Album mit dermaßen
viel Tiefgang und Leidenschaft hören zu dürfen.
Unter diesen Eindrücken wage ich die Prognose, dass
auch „The Eternal Soul“ auf dem Weg ist ein Klassiker
zu werden. (MetalGlory.de)
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