There's not much more to add to a band that has written it's history for quite some time, with releases so carefully worked, and albums that show quality and talent. It was almost 12 years ago, a little before the beginning of the new millennium, when Mat Sinner and Ralf Scheepers joined forces, releasing what was going to be the first of a series of good albums, Primal Fear. The new album could only but follow the quality and trademark of the band. Well worked arrangements, dominated by the charismatic vocals of Ralf, with an excellent rhythm section, and tons of nice melodies, are a few of what the listener will discover on the new album. Although you know what to expect from such an album, the band still holds a few aces up on their sleeves, pleasantly surprising. Amongst them, there's song, which could be a ballad, but a powerful one, showing the range of the vocalist, and not just a mellow filler. Of course, all the elements of their music, are still to be found here as well, with songs catchy, melodic and easy to sing along. Power Metal at it's best, performed and produced in a very shiny and professional way. With no weak points, no fillers or less good moments, this album is highly enjoyable and recommended to all.
10/10
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