It is still in the direction of the United States that we are heading with 'Save The World' which is a formation that has to its credit an album, simply called 'One' released in 2017 and the search for album names is definitely not their greatest quality because their latest baby , which is therefore the second album (for those who do not follow) is called… 'Two'. But, this is actually not where we expect them and, it is clear that this 'Two' contains everything that we ask for a very good melodic hard-rock album with slight forays into the progressive in some titles. And from the start with 'Camera Obscurra', it starts well with a composition which flirts with a classy AOR with some modulations of intensity, then, 'Bones' takes over with a catchy rhythm with sounds of keyboards inherited from the 80s., and 'Miss Muse' (see video above) continues with a melodic jewel whose chorus never lets you go. The rest is like the beginning and each title could have been the subject of a single, whether the atmosphere is energetic (see video of 'Defenders of the Faith' here) or more measured because the Americans also offer us calmer rhythms with' When Amanda Hits The Stage ', but also remarkable ballads like the semi-acoustic 'Daphne Blue' and the beautiful power ballad 'Longer'.
In short, this second album from the Americans of 'Save The World' is yet to be added to the best melodic hard-rock releases of 2021 which should satisfy fans of melodic hard-rock and AOR... | |
