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PULSE FOR A GRAVEHEART

Mind Key

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3.48 | 18 ratings | 2 reviews | 24% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2009

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Sunset Highway (5:06)
2. The Seventh Seal (5:03)
3. Citizen Of Greed (6:05)
4. Crusted Memories (4:11)
5. Dead Fame Hunter (7:59)
6. Ventotene (The Island) (2:30)
7. Graveheart (6:38)
8. Eye Of A Stranger (5:51)
9. Now Until Forever (9:05)
10. A New Generation (5:25)

Total time 57:53

Line-up / Musicians

- Aurelio Fierro Jr. / lead & backing vocals
- Emanuele Colella / electric 6- & 7-string and acoustic (6) guitars, backing vocals
- Dario De Cicco / keyboards, backing vocals, string arrangements (10)
- Raffaele Castaldo / bass
- Andrea Stipa / drums, percussion, backing vocals

With:
- Reb Beach / guitar solo (9)
- Tom S. Englund / vocal duet (7)
- Derek Sherinian / keyboardsolo (3)
- Quartetto Flegreo / string quartet (10)
Simona Sorrentino / violin
Fabiana Sirigu / violin
Luigi Tufano / viola
Marco Pescosolido /cello

Releases information

Artwork: Nello Dell'Omo

CD Frontiers Records ‎- FR CD 419 (2009, Italy)

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MIND KEY Pulse For A Graveheart ratings distribution


3.48
(18 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(24%)
24%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(24%)
24%
Good, but non-essential (47%)
47%
Collectors/fans only (6%)
6%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by b_olariu
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3 stars Finaly Mind Key release second effort after long 4 years from last album. Named Pulse for a graveheart released in July 2009 is a little less intristing than first album. They have a new vocalist here Giorgio Adamo, who has a good voice , but nothing very intristing, I prefer 100 time more the voice of Marco Basile the former vocalist. They have aswell some guest musicians like Tom Englund from Evergrey and Derek Sherinian among others. With a new vocalist and a new sound this italian prog metal band tries but not quite succeded on every piece to come with fresh ideas and great prog metal elements as on first album. As I said on previous review of the band , that I expect the new album , now that I have it I'm not so thrilled. The music is a little lighter than on previuos album and only on 3 pieces they shine, the rest are ok but nothing special. The musicianship is ok, nice shifting elements from rough to mellower arrangements, great are the guitar chops, realy intristing on Dead Fame Hunter (the greatest piece from here and among the best they ever done so far), great drumer aswell,very confident on his instrument. The main proble is not necessarly the voice, who done a good job, the problem is they are turning to a ligher and softer aproach to prog metal in places similar in with Seventh Wonder, Empty Tremor or Dream Theater in manner of composing. As a whole not a bad album, not by far, is just less choesive and intristing that previous one , who was a real treasure in prog metal world. This album desearve 3 stars for sure, could 've bean lot better, after all they had 4 years for this album.

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4 stars First of all,I want to tell you that I don't know the first MIND KEY album,but about this second one I want to tell you that I was totally blown away after a single audition!I discovered it almost 2 years after it's release and I can tell that this PULSE FOR A GRAVEHEART is one of the best pro ... (read more)

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