Vendetta - Tyranny Of Minority
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Editor review
Traditional metal and timeless quality are two of the terms that have been thrown around when talking of the debut effort from UK metallers Vendetta's Tyranny of Minority. It's just a shame the album doesn't quite live up to the standards they've set themselves.
Musically the album is very good, you can't particularly fault the guitars or production, it's just that the album seems to lack any real standout moments... from start to finish it just drags. Vocally, singer Edward Box does a fine job, but again it's so unspectacular, so workmanlike that you don't really identify with anything that he's singing about.
By the end of the album, you may well find yourself hard pushed to remember a single one of the tracks you've just listened too, they really are that spectacularly average.
Lineup:
Edward Box - Guitar and Vocals
Pete Thompson - Guitar
Gary Foalle - Bass
Chris Higgins - Drums
Mick Robson - Drums (Recording Only)
| Track Listing | 1. Archangel
2. Generation Kill
3. I Executioner
4. Doorways Of The Mind
5. Golden Boy
6. Red Skies
7. Plastic God
8. Bones To Dust
9. Lost Cause
10. All Fall Down
11. No Safe Hole
12. Window Of The Soul |
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6.0 |
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6.0 |
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6.0 |
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6.0 |
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6.0 |
Reviewed by Mike Elliott
October 08, 2007
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