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Stormbirds

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This album is hauntingly beautiful! The guitars provide plenty of grinding crunch, reminicient of "Black" album Metallica. The vocals, which are a combination of sing/speak, reminded me of En Esch (KMFDM) on some of their softer tracks. However, when the vocals take off, imagine a Bon Scott (AC/DC)/Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) screaming-shrieking hybrid! The majority of the songs are sung/spoke in English, shadowed with a German accent. Two of the songs are rendered in German and one of the songs is a poem spoken in French. Their sound is full and lush with the addition of orchestral backgrounds and classical piano additions. This is a truly wonderful album and it deserves a listen by anyone into Metal or Goth/Metal music. The last track, Valse Bizarre was a real surprise. The music seems to place you on a Carosel and spins you faster and faster. Then, you have about 3 minutes of dead air until it finally resumes again, in a much more restrained tone!

ever eve sounds like paradise lost in a session with amorphis, in ruins, and crematory. their sound has a beauty to it, while at the same time it kicks you in the rear end.

Hailing from Germany, this outfit has finally begun to find a fan base in the United States. With their gothic, demonic vocals, and orchestra-based background music, Evereve will begin to rank among bands such as Cradle of Filth, Cannibal Corpse, Six Feet Under, Morbid Angel and more such "EVIL" bands. In fact, I feel it's time to rephrase the word evil and spell it "EVEil" in honor of Evereve.

evereve can give good emotion for me the voice u better watch it the strombirds have differe level is go ahead to list