Customer Reviews

Plague - House Puppet Show

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I bought this album along with Delirium Veil (Twilightning's first album), and originally listened to D.V. first. I absolutely love that album, it epitomizes everything that I look for in a classic power metal album. Needless to say, I had high hopes for Plague-House. This album is a lot different in the way that the melodies are not nearly as gripping or exciting as Delirium. This is a little more on the progressive side with all the time signature/key changes. It's not straight foreward power metal like the previous album is. I still listen to Delirium all the time, but for some reason I just don't give this one as much play time. I keep going back to it every now and then to see if it will change my mind, but it just doesn't compare to Delirium. The musicianship is still phenomenal, Ville Wallenius blows Herman Li away by a long shot, not only in the shredding category, but also in creativity, and it still irritates me that Dragonforce has gained so much fame in the states while awesome bands like Twilightning remain in obscurity. This band is as good as, if not better than Dragonforce. Poyhiaa is a better singer than Theart, and even this album, which is not as good as their debut is still way better than anything Dragonforce ever did. I would recommend Twilightning to any power metal fan, but I would suggest Delirium Veil in favor of this album. Buy this one second.

This is one of my all-time favorite bands. This album is rather heavy on the synthesizer sounds when compared to their others, which is actually not a quality attribute to my ear, but they pull it off with flying colors. Highly recommended to anyone who likes metal with powerful vocals...EdGuy, Excalion, Iron Maiden, etc.

hey wht happened to my review i rote becore oh well maybe i forgot to push the buttn i suk at computers anyway this band is amazing and way underrated it is troo prog unlike tool the mars volta and posewr bands like that i wish they were popular here in stead of those stppid bands they should sell out central park like garth brooks that would rule.