In many ways “Whispering Story of Holiness” is a surprising album. Because of what I said before and also because the music in here is powerful and strong. The kind of Power Metal that I don’t call predictable. On the other hand, it’s in no way predictable. Just look at the different moods the intro I refered to brings in making a bridge to “Gates of Immortality” and all. As I said before, the band is a combination of Power Metal with some Symphonic Metal features and, sometimes, as in “Land of New Horizons” exactly the way Viper in their 1989’s “Theatre of Fate” era. Many may not know but this Viper’s album was one of the pioneers of Progressive Metal with all the classical music influences and the intricate construction of the songs under a Helloween wrapping. Tittle track “Call of Eternity” tells this story with flying colors. All the orchetrastions and the Power Metal wrapping with strong melodic guitars.
We have here an album that is coherent with the band’s intent. Sharp melodic parts with beautiful arrangements mixed with strong guitars and high acid harsh that sometimes is also pitched vocals. From where I’m standing one of the best Power Metal bands I’ve heard this year. The combination Conor Brouwers’ Call of Eternity do here is a killer. Very, but very worth it. The album features names as Helloween’s Roland Grapow or Tim ‘Ripper’ Owens which os always a good tip for the quality level.
Conor Brouwers’ Call of Eternity “Call of Eternity” was independently released on August 11th.
Track Listing:
- Whispering Story of Holiness
- Gates of Immortality
- Wings of History
- Days of Fallen Glory
- In the Deepest Part of Blackness
- The Cold Destiny of Tears
- Glorious Days
- The Legend of the Warrior
- Land of New Horizons
- Call of Eternity
Watch “Call of Eternity” official video here:
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