With their second opus, Denmark's eclectic prog metallers Anubis Gate haven't yet settled into their more familiar sound.
A Perfect Forever features a different vocal style and has more prominent power metal (of its darker and slower type
somewhat akin to early Queensryche) influences than its successors, but it was already clear that they were aiming at
something proggy, with the Eastern motifs, six-minutes songs, frequent shifts in tempo and mood, alteration between
crunchy and clean guitars and catchy vocal hooks that would become their staples. Best songs probably the shape-
shifting Sanctified and Future Without Past and the more laid-back Curfew, with others catchy enough but being more of
an epic power metal type.
Progrussia |3/5 |
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