EVIL MASQUERADE is set to release their upcoming album ‘PENTAGRAM’ due to be released on MAY 21, 2012. DARK MINSTREL MUSIC is proud to announce this album showreel of the upcoming 5th Album and have included a few new tracks for your listening pleasure. With a fierce combination of heavy metal influences, heavy guitars, powerful vocals, rhythmic bass, keys and drums; this album is looking to become another great release.
1. Kick'n Rush neutones
2. No Pain No Gain Maxxwell
3. Raise Your Hands Human Zoo
4. Run and Hide Jaded Heart
5. Rebound Vivian
6. Get Up and Move The Unfading Beauty
7. Roll On (feat. Michael Voss) C.T.P.
8. Fight! Tri State Corner
9. Catch Me If You Can Keaden
10. Cross the Line Defuse
11. Shout It Out Loud Smalltown Rockets
12. Supermen Richtaste
13. Another Last Shot (Single Version)
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Denmark-based symphonic metal band EVIL MASQUERADE will release its fifth album, "Pentagram", on May 21 via Dark Minstrel Music. The CD was once again produced by guitarist Henrik Flyman and mixed byTommy Hansen (JORN, HELLOWEEN) at Jailhouse Studios in Denmark.
EVIL MASQUERADE is:
* Henrik Flyman (MOAHNI MOAHNA, ZOOL, WUTHERING HEIGHTS) - Guitar
* Apollo Papathanasio (FIREWIND, SPIRITUAL BEGGARS) - Vocals
* Dennis Buhl - Drums
* Thor Jeppesen - Bass
* Artur Meinild - Keyboards
May 25, 2012 10:57
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Norwegian Melodic Metal...Now
One thing I don't get is why you put 23 minutes of silence at the end of the eleven songs, only exception is at the very end where a guy turns up to say: "and stop" in Norwegian, a complete waste of time! But the 51 minutes that precede that are a very positive surprise...
While their first album should have clear 70s references this one has strong references to Scandinavian power metal with fine twists and turns into various other territories. Teodor Tuff sounds fresh and unspoiled, even though Sonata Arctica comes to mind more than once, and their songs are well written and performed. The powerful production fits the music very well, to no surprise, since the album has been mixed and mastered by Jacob Hansen.
