The guitar comes in a sudden and
powerful way to present Tragic Rising
From Flames. De Micheli makes a
spectacular debut as is backed by
musicians and orchestra, and it is worth
mentioning the remarkable rhythmic base
by the Holzwarth brothers. The choir
makes an appearance again to input Fabio
Lione and his well-known style. Then
comes the solo and Roberto shows what
he can do with his guitar. In this track we
can find some reminiscence from past of
the band, leaving high expectations and
despite having fluctuations in intensity,
leaves a good taste.
We continue with Angel of Light with a
powerful entry that gradually decreases
into an acoustic interlude while Lione
makes his interpretation, the rate remains
at half time that is accented by bass and
drums. In the middle is another soft time
before hearing a great keyboard solo
by the master Staropoli, seconded by
Roberto. The chorus by the choir adds
a majestic touch to this song before
finalizing.
In a boldly way and again with the guitar
in front, comes Tears of Pain. The song
follows the same structure as the previous
one, while Fabio gives his performance a
more aggressive touch, which is softened
during the chorus. The solos are shorter
and we ended up with a song that has a
touch unsettling and somewhat heavy.
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