From the introduction, we say that 'Thy Shade', group American in Denver is not in what the radio strikes us all day long. The first title 'Change' reinforces this idea with a pace enough speed and a lyrical song of choirs. Then 'The Last Goodbye' on a very Classic theme and a swaying rhythm puts forward the 'Diana Shade' soprano singing. The suite is quite similar and continues to marry classical melodies and ubiquitous choirs in a metal or rock interpretation. 'Diana' made us a vocal demonstration in 'Adagio', which is another that a very free adaptation of the adagio from Albinoni and the next title, still very speed could go out of a 'Lucas Turilli' album. It therefore has a great capacity to agree to spend the cock to the donkey to enjoy this latest installment of 'Thy Shade' but it's probably what makes it great wealth; some titles make me think 'Therion'; so, you who do not like to mix genres, go your way, for others, if classic to rock/metal sauce does not put you off, this 'The Last Goodbye' is worth a visit...
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