Death.FM - Old Man's Child - Slaves Of The World

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Slaves Of The World Old Man's Child	4:42	35
02	Saviours Of Doom Old Man's Child	4:04	12
03	The Crimson Meadows Old Man's Child	4:35	12
04	Unholy Foreign Crusade Old Man's Child	3:40	13
05	Path Of Destruction Old Man's Child	5:21	13
06	The Spawn Of Lost Creation Old Man's Child	4:08	13
07	On The Devil's Throne Old Man's Child	4:50	12
08	Ferden Mot Fiendens Land Old Man's Child	5:34	13
09	Servant's Of Satan's Monastery Old Man's Child	5:19	11

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Old Man's Child - Slaves of the World

By:	Azdragar
Date:	23 May 2011
Rating:

Compared with the earlier work is that the symphonic influences now somewhat less thick on top of the music lie. The melodious character of the music is nowadays mainly by the brings about guitars, keyboards while only a supporting role. The quality of the music remains in order. Especially songs like Saviours Of Doom (aggressive, powerful, nice and cool groovy keyboard work) and the impending Ferden Mot Fien Dens Country (with a nice guitar solo) betray the years of experience that Galder now with Old Man's Child has built. They are all sturdy, well constructed songs while sitting nice catchy sound. Nevertheless Galder rigid adherence to the proven formula of melody-rich black metal. It appeared in 2009 Slaves Of The World album is already number seven in the series. Although the album in terms of originality prize is not exactly impressive, Galder is someone who clearly know cases when it comes to composing music. He proved that already with the previous albums from Old Man's Child Slaves Of The World and contains just a couple sitting together in strong numbers. Highly recommended Album. I Rate it 4.5/5

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