Dawn Of Silence - Moment Of Weakness
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Published Nov. 06 2006
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*=Staff's pick
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Hands Of Fate
Out Of Time
Point Of No Return*
Long Time Dead
Moment Of Weakness*
Fire & Ice
Misguided Life
Midnight
Seeker Of Truth
Dark Secrets
Seven Gates
Fear Of Life
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Genre |
Heavy Metal |
Patrik Johansson
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Vocals
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Tracks |
12 |
Mats Johansson
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Guitar
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Runningtime |
51 Min. |
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Guitar
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Label |
Metal
Heaven |
Pelle Johansson
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Bass
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Release |
24 Nov. 2006 |
Torbjörn Edqvist
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Drums
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Country |
Sweden |
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Keyboards
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Similar artists |
Iron Maiden,
Nocturnal Rites, Domine |
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Dawn Of Silence is a new band from Finspång, Sweden.
It all started in 2000 when the band members met in school and became
very good friends. They all shared the fascination for heavy metal and
Iron Maiden in particular and soon they decided to form a band. In the
beginning only Iron Maiden songs were included in the repertoire but
soon they got bored of playing covers. Their first demo was recorded
in 2002 and during the following three years they recorded another four
demos. This year the band got tired waiting for a record deal and decided
to record their first professional full-length album at their own expense.
Shortly hereafter they were picked up by the rooster of Metal Heaven
and now the arrival of their debut album is close.
That Dawn Of Silence has its roots in classical heavy
metal and Iron Maiden is quite obvious but they are by no means a copy
cat. Their brand of heavy metal is also spiced up with a more melodic
direction and it's no question about that this is a Swedish band. Patrik
Johansson's voice isn't perhaps fully matured just yet but his vocals
are more than decent with an interesting vibrato that rounds things
off in a nice way. The album is filled with twin guitar melodies reminiscent
of Iron Maiden but as I said earlier the song writing leans a bit more
towards the melodic side with catchy hooks and accessible choruses.
The compositions however lack that certain something that makes me go
wild but somehow I can sense the potential of this gang. On tracks like
Point Of No Return and Moment Of Weakness they really prove their capability
since these tracks has that certain edge and intriguing melodies that
instantly gets stuck in your brain.
This was an interesting new acquaintance and even if the
album in total doesn't reach the highest highs I really hope that they
keep on developing. It's like having your favourite meal not cooked
in the best of ways. If they just add some more spices and doesn't haste
the cooking process next time I'm quite confident it will have gastronomical
touches.
Production
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Vocals
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Compositions
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