Enough for the kidding. In fact, we have to agree that Power Metal is one of Metal sungenres that has changed the least for those thirty years or more. I have no problem with that indeed, but as a reviewer it is my duty to write something about it. Ah, but for our surprise, “Crowned in Frost” prepared a small surprise in “Winterfall” with a harsh and hard vocals in the beginning reminding the tough vocals of some Modern Metal efforts. But soon enough “Winterfall” goes back on track with a wonderful piano sequence in the middle. The harsh vocals comeback near to it. One can say everything he wants to but that Frozen Crown aren’t loyal to their roots, no sir. I respect that a lot because that kind of loyalty is the main drive to Metal lasting so long. Because bands refuse to change just because. Because bands are so in love with the music they do that they respect it enough to pervert it. It doesnt matter the kind of Metal the band play, the respect they have for Metal is bigger than anything. That’s the main drive I see in “Crowned in Frost” and for sure the best feature in it.
Frozen Crown “Crowned in Frost” is a honest and as inspired as it can be album. I was going to say for fans only, but if you have faith in Metal you should listen to Frozen Crown with “Crowned in Frost.” The true being in Metal is here. It can’t get better.
Frozen Crown “Crowned in Frost” was released in April via Scarlet Records.
Track Listing:
- Artic Gales
- Neverending
- In the Dark
- Battles in the Night
- Winterfall
- Unspoken
- Lost in Time
- The Wolf and the Maiden
- Forever
- Enthroned
- Crowned in Frost
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