Gallows End - Nemesis Divine

\r\nThe truth is that the Manowar-like intro/prologue confused me, thankfully, though, when this part was over, I realized that it’s not another clone of them.
\r\nIn the beginning, Gallows End was a one-man project formed by their singer, Thord Klarström, but the very positive feedback on their demo (2007), led him to the decision of taking the whole thing more seriously.
\r\n“Nemesis Divine” is their debut album and it’s about one hour long. This is the “ideal” way of playing Power Metal, in my opinion; the production is great, the songs are very stimulating, and the arrangements are great too, in the vein of Accept and Judas Priest, stunning lead and rhythm guitars and very powerful vocals that vary from the usual patterns like singing high pitched vocals and the relative.
\r\nThey may remind you of this band and that band, but the bottom line is that since Power Metal is based on a certain structure, bands such Gallows End continue the history of this music genre the best way possible.
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\r\nNicoleta Sarantou\r\n

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