Review: Crimson Wind - The Wings of Salvation | |||||||
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The Wings of Salvation | |||||||
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Label: IceWarrior Records Year released: 2011 Duration: 47:10 Tracks: 11 Genre: Power Metal Rating: Review online: April 19, 2011 Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible |
Readers' Rating How do you rate this release? Rated 3.36/5 (67.27%) (11 Votes)
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This is the debut for Crimson Wind, and this is pretty much the state of modern Italian Power Metal - glossy, shiny, and dead as horseshit. There is absolutely nothing interesting or exciting about this album. It's not terrible, not great, it's blah. This is workmanlike, by-the-numbers music that takes no chances whatsoever and never conjures up anything exciting or moving. A cut above utterly bland, but not far enough to have a real identity. Crimson Wind are not even exuberant but excessive - they are mass-produced, cookie-cutter pop metal. |
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