Review: Wishdoom - Helepolis | |||||||
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Helepolis | |||||||
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Label: Metal on Metal Records Year released: 2011 Duration: 57:06 Tracks: 10 Genre: Heavy Metal Rating: 4/5 Review online: April 16, 2011 Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible |
![]() for:Helepolis Rated 3.83/5 (76.67%) (12 Votes)
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This is the debut for Greek band Wishdoom, who despite the name are not really a Doom band at all. This is heavy, epic-styled metal in the definite vein of bands like Holy Martyr and Sacred Blood - other Greek bands who write muscular songs about the history and myth of the Hellenic Age. Some people seem to be knocking this band because they are not a Doom band, but that's just ridiculous. This is big, brawny epic metal with heavy riffs, pounding drums, drawn-out arrangements, and decent clean vocals. There may not be anything revolutionary about this, and it is not an album for the ages, but this is a strong debut that speaks well for the band's future. If you love Battleroar, Wotan, Sacred Blood, Arryan Path and other such bands, then add this one to your shelf. |
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