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ETRUSGRAVE "Masters of fate " (8.5/10) heavy metal review

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Album Title

Masters of fate

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Band/Label Homepage

Homepage

Playing Time

52:50

Country

Italy

Year of the Release

2008

Track List

1. Deafening Pulsation 07:27 2. Dismal Gait 07:14 3. The Last Solution 07:57 4. The Only Future 06:03 5. Wax Mask 08:22 6. Lady Scolopendra 06:37 7. Masters Of Fate 09:14 Total playing time 52:5

Labels

My Graveyard Productions

editors rating

8.5/10

Band Line Up

Tiziano "Hammerhead" Sbaragli: Vocals (Harvest (Ita)) Fulberto Serena: Guitars (Dark Quarterer) Luigi Paoletti: Bass Francesco Taddei: Drums

Style

Epic Metal

Label Homepage

http://www.mygraveyardproductions.com/

Band Name

Etrusgrave

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ETRUSGRAVE "Masters of fate BY MYgraveyard production mygraveyard productions if for us a true epic metal label with some interesting and high quality releases. eventhough we were a bit late in adding the review we have to say that we found this band ETRUSGRAVE to  be  an interesting band, with epic metal characteristics and an old school sound which makes. some of the features of this album are the production which sounds like a 70s album or early 80s rather an 21st century (fact which we liked). additionally the guitars of this band are played by Dark Quartered guitarist  ulberto Serena as stated before the production and music of this album sound like the 80s metal recording, the mid- tempo songs, all the songs are long in duration , all seven songs are 6 + minutes. all with their changes in tempo from slow to fast, with epic  metal riffs to acoustic guitars and long and melodic solos (hail to the Last SOlution Song). you will love this album if you are a Dark Quartered Fan, but also if your the type which misses the early manowar, the legenddy Warlord, and early epic metal bands, such as Omen,etc. in summary this album deserves you attention especially of you are a true epic metal fan, this is a true epic metal band supported by a true epic metal label (my graveyard production) 8.5/10