Nighmare

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The Aftermath
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Friday, May 23, 2014
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Line up :

Jo Amore (Lead Vocals)

Franck Milleliri (Guitars)

Matt Asselberghs (Guitars)

Yves Campion (Bass & vocals)

David Amore (Drums)

 

Already the 9th album for the French veteran-band ‘Nightmare’. You can’t find a more traditional band in the heavy/ power metal than ‘Nightmare’. After the reunion in 1999, the French band delivered one solid release after another. The new album ‘The Aftermath’ is full of creativity, with innovative guitar parts that are sung together by ‘Jo Amore’. If you don’t know that it’s a French band than you would guess it’s a Scandinavian or a U.S. power metal band (such as Iced Earth).

There are some enjoyable songs on ‘The Aftermath’ such as: ‘Ghost In The Mirror’ and ‘Necromancer’ who mainly linger trough the fine main riffs. Occasionally there are thrash influences in some of the songs, without pushing the song intirely into the ‘thrashy’ direction.

Nightmare can count themselves gradually into the European top of the heavy metal, it is definitely recommended.

 

Tracklist :

 

01. The Aftermath (Intro)

02. Bringers Of A No Man’s Land

03. Forbidden Tribe

04. Necromancer

05. Invoking Demons

06. I Am Immortal

07. Digital DNA

08. Ghost In The Mirror

09. The Bridge Is Burning

10. Mission For Good

11. Alone In The Distance

78/100