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In Flames meets Soilwork
If you consider yourself a fan for music by either In Flames or Soilwork then Blinded Colony are definately your cup of joe. The band take the essential elements of both bands and blend them into one cohesive formula, creating a melodic, rocking yet aggressively played concoction of Gothenberg Aggro-Metal. Despite the similarities with the aforementioned bands, Blinded...
Published on October 31, 2003 by C. A. Spellman
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Warming Up to Religious Hardcore!!
Blinded Colony's first album comes in as hard as any metal band should; fast, loud, angry. But upon deeper inspection you realize that there's greater meaning to the songs and words. It's a warm up for anyone out there looking for good religious metal but haven't found it.
Published on January 8, 2009 by W. D. McCleave
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In Flames meets Soilwork, October 31, 2003
This review is from: Divine (Audio CD)
If you consider yourself a fan for music by either In Flames or Soilwork then Blinded Colony are definately your cup of joe. The band take the essential elements of both bands and blend them into one cohesive formula, creating a melodic, rocking yet aggressively played concoction of Gothenberg Aggro-Metal. Despite the similarities with the aforementioned bands, Blinded Colony still manage to keep enough separation from them and introduce ample amounts of their own creativity to produce an album that competes with some of the better Swedish Metal coming out these days.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Warming Up to Religious Hardcore!!, January 8, 2009
This review is from: Divine (Audio CD)
Blinded Colony's first album comes in as hard as any metal band should; fast, loud, angry. But upon deeper inspection you realize that there's greater meaning to the songs and words. It's a warm up for anyone out there looking for good religious metal but haven't found it.
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Divine by Blinded Colony (Audio CD - 2006)
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