Review: Coronatus - Secrets of Nature | |||||||
|
|||||||
Secrets of Nature | |||||||
Label: Massacre Records Year released: 2017 Duration: 43:26 Tracks: 9 Genre: Symphonic Metal Rating: Review online: February 11, 2018 Reviewed by: MetalMike |
Readers' Rating How do you rate this release? Rated 3.4/5 (68%) (5 Votes)
|
||||||
Review | |||||||
Secrets of Nature is album #8 from Germany's Coronatus and this band just systematically cranks out a new album every couple of years. Nightwish-style operatic/symphonic metal is, as it has been, the name of the game and they even bring in some male singing à la Marko Hietala. Coronatus has always been searching for a signature song and once again fails to come up with one. "Howling Wind" which opens Secrets of Nature, is as fine a symphonic anthem as the band has written but it is so evocative of Nightwish that is almost sounds like a cover. The remainder of Secrets of Nature is a typical Coronatus album and that means solid, unspectacular symphonic metal. |
|||||||
More about Coronatus... | |||||||
Review: Atmosphere (reviewed by MetalMike) Review: Cantus Lucidus (reviewed by MetalMike) Review: Fabula Magna (reviewed by MetalMike) Review: Lux Noctis (reviewed by Bruce Dragonchaser) Review: Raben im Herz (reviewed by MetalMike) Review: Recreatio Carminis (reviewed by MetalMike) Review: Terra Incognita (reviewed by MetalMike) | |||||||
Click below for more reviews | |||||||
Latest 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Various Books/Zines
|
The Metal Crypt - Crushing Posers Since 1999
Copyright © 1999-2024,
Michel Renaud / The Metal Crypt. All Rights Reserved.