As amuse bouche we find ourselves with World of the Free, a wonderful
prelude that welcome us with a magnificent choir as in a kind of a hymn.
Immediately the sound of the guitars and the rest of the band make
their entrance to give us Dust of the Sun: changing the martial and
solemn from the last track, for something more vibrant and joyful. The
typical Wisdom sound now reinforced by the choir that complements,
in a spectacular way, Gabor Nagy. Velocity, melody and some riffs that
cannot gone unnoticed for the ones listening to them.
War of Angels presents a heavier and hard sound without falling in the
dark. Once more the choirs give away that solemn hint in what seems the
prelude to a battle, the rhythmic base is set up by Mate and Balazs Agota
reinforce that feeling, altogether with guitars that resound in the speakers.
Nagy just perform in an exceptional way, in this kind of harangue.
While we listen to sound effects, the guitars start with Failure
Of Nature, which follows the last path but way more solemn and