With the Belgians of Iron Mask', no surprise, is the symphonic power that awaits you. It's true in all but this 'Diabolica' goes beyond stereotypes, because from the first listen, it fits easily in the titles, which on the one hand are quite different from each other and on the other hand bring each their dose of unstoppable melody. It is certain, if the big guitar riffs as well as singers thoroughly pushing their voices aren't your cup of tea, go your way. For others, test by listening to nothing as the first title I' Don't Forget, I don't Forgive': If you're insensitive to the chorus and guitar solo, well, stay in there. Otherwise, you have a great chance to love everything. Note, the latest title 'Cursed In The Devil's Mill', about 14 minutes, which is a good summary of what 'Iron Mask' propose us throughout 'Diabolica' with rhythms and moods changes where 'Dushan Petrossi' guitar solos reminds me of the game to a certain Eddie Van Halen. To conclude, this latest installment is a complete success and will certainly be for fans of melodic metal to include prominently in their disco...
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