Dawn Of Tears - Act III: The Dying Eve

Kev Rowland

ImageThis Spanish group released their debut in 2007, and followed it up with an EP in 2009 (both of which are available now as free downloads from their website www.dawnoftears.org so why not give them a try?), so hence the title of this album. Having read some of the reviews of their previous work, plus seeing who they have been gigging with, I am somewhat surprised that it has taken so long for this album to be released, as they seem to have a good name but it has taken a while. Whatever the reason, this is sure to get quite a lot of coverage as their take on melodic death/gothic/black metal has a lot going for it. Plenty of passion, loads of melody and thoughtfulness (with some additional female vocals which does also give them a slight Cradle of Filth feel at times), this is an album that just reeks class from start to finish. The guitars are clean and clear, the drums and bass are locked in and heavy, while the vocals add that additional edge. The keyboards provide the right amount of melody without ever taking away from the power of the guitars.

This is one of the best releases I have heard from this label, and one that I highly recommend. Given that their first two releases are available free of charge why not give them a try? You have nothing to lose, and plenty to gain. 

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