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Directory
- Album Review
- Album Title
- Find A New Place
- Votes
- 3
- Band/Label Homepage
- Homepage
- Playing Time
- 45
- Country
- United States (USA)
- Year of the Release
- 2008
- Track List
- 1. Woman Of The Night 04:15
2. Find A New Place 06:28
3. Yes Or No 05:23
4. Rhelms Of Forgotten Love 07:55
5. Concrete City 04:53
6. War Of The Worlds 08:26
7. Wrong Place Wrong Time 04:04
8. Desire Of The Unworthy 03:40
- Labels
- Arkeyn Steel
- editors rating
- 8.5/10
- Article Date
- 2008-10-27
- Style
- Power Metal,Progressive Metal
- Label Homepage
- http://www.arkeynsteel.com
- Band Name
- MANIFEST
First of
all let me congratulate the bass player of Manifest. The bass really rocks
thanks to the very good bass playing but also thanks to the great production.What
a great dynamic intro to this album, hard rocking metal guitar riffs and a very
good vocalist (ex-MYSTIC
FORCE vocalist, Bobby Hick). Manifest, play a power and a melodic but also progressive in some ways
heavy metal.
The opening
song defintetly distorted my mind, made me headbang like crazy, excellent
riifs, melodies, vocalists, pre chorus a classic 80s metal song.
The album
called find a new place contains 8 songs 6 of the original album plus 2 pre- production
rehearsal tracks. It was first released as a tape in 1995 and then in a 1000
copies cd edition but under a different
name (yes or no). Thanks to Arkeyn Steel manifest are back to the metal
world. Remastered and with new artwork pressed only for 1000 hand numbered Cds.
It is an album which deserves your attention for both the excellent music but also its collectors value
potential.
You get
the feeling from the opening song that this is a classic metal album with progressive
metal influences.. All songs are close to perfection, well played ,attention to
details and I will say it again a kicking ass bass. Melodic guitar solo
and a great vocalist. Bobby Hick is the
proof that a good vocalist is a key to the success of an album hence a band.
The album includes fast songs but also
ballad style songs such as Yes or No and .Rheims of Forgotten Love . the concrete city brings
forward the progressive influences of the band – nice intro to that one.
Definitely
the songs which you will never forget is the anthem war of the worlds ,majestic,
epic, great acoustic intro. The final song even though is a studio prerehearsal
Desire Of The Unworthy it’s the song which definitely deserved a full
recording and production as is kicking ass, with a great melodic riff and
rhythm through out the song.
You will
love this album especially is you are a
fan of Queensryche, Heir Apparent. What
are you waiting, buy one of the few numbered remaining albums of this band and
spread their music. Not only you support a great band which deserved a better
future but also you support a great label (Arkeyn) and you add a valuable album
to your collection.
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