IN THE MIRROR OF RECONCILIATION

Days of Ashes

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Progressive Metal

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Studio Album, released in 2014

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Prologue (4:05)
2. Walls of Concrete (5:07)
3. Sentiment (7:38)
4. Father (2:38)
5. My Face of Despair (5:05)
6. Watching me Bleed (8:22)
7. Hitting the Ground (2:55)
8. I Don't Blame you (5:14)
9. Kisagatomi (7:34)
10. The Core of Myself (5:59)
11. Touching Spirituality (6:10)

Total Time 60:57

Line-up / Musicians

- Fredrik Eriksson / Vocals
- Jolene Fredricson / Drums
- Johan Strende / Keyboards
- Peter Henningsson / Guitars
- Jonathan Olsson / Bass

Releases information

Slef-released CD, 2014

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Review by Windhawk
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Swedish band DAYS OF ASHES is a project that has been in development for a number of years. However it didn't officially form as a band unit 2013 or thereabouts. "In the Mirror of Reconciliation" is their debut album, and was self-released in 2014.

Suitably quirky compositions revolving around guitar and keyboard combinations with powerful, dramatic lead vocals on top is the name of the game here, and with an emotionally laden concept explored further emphasizing the dramatic and emotional nature of this production. Those who enjoy '90s progressive metal in general and the style of music explored by Dream Theater around 1992 in particular should find this debut album by Days Of Ashes to be interesting, or at least one worth taking note of.

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