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THE BLACK HALO

Kamelot

 

Progressive Metal

4.10 | 333 ratings

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Xeroth
5 stars Kamelot's Black Halo is the first entire album I've heard from these guys. I first got interested in them when I explored other bands outside of Prog like Stratovarius and Sonata Artica. When I got curious of Kamelot, I got the Black Halo album and found this to be an incredible album. This is one of the best albums that I've heard and I top this group up there with some of my top bands. Just from 'March of Mephisto' was I in love with the album, and now it's one the CDs that I play the most when I go anywhere. From it's continuation of Epica the album makes and excellent sequel and I really, really love this album. Here 's my song ratings:

March of Mephisto: 5/5 When the Lights are Down: 5/5 The Haunting (Somewhere in Time): 5/5 Soul Society: 5/5 Interlude I: Dei Gratia: 3/5 Abandoned: 5/5 This Pain: 4/5 Moonlight: 5/5 Interlude II: Un Assassinio Molto Silenzioso: 4/5 The Black Halo: 5/5 Nothing Ever Dies: 4/5 Memento Mori: 5/5 Interlude III: Twelve Tolls for a New Day: 4/5 Serenade: 5/5

This album starts of excellently and ends just as extraordinarily. Kamelot has been one of my favorites bands sense I got this album. This is definitely a masterpiece from Kamelot!

Xeroth | 5/5 |

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