White Skull - Forever Fight

\r\nPower metal, heavy riffing, female vocals and plenty of epic feeling. We respect the traditions; we admit it now and then. In this case, we have an album of “traditional” power metal which’ title gives us the idea concerning the main theme of the lyrics, and of course Elisa’s performance and the compositions as well absolutely serve this purpose. Classical style with the aggressive tone that fits here, but with only a few exceptions, which concern some parts into the songs, unfortunately the compositions are not anything new. They go beyond what’s called classical and traditional and become repeatable after some point, even though in general I think that the band could cave worked on them much more so to give a more interesting result. It’s not that they are new in the scene so to justify the result as luck of experience or something. They finished their 2 first demos on 1991 and 1994 and a few months later a contract with the record company Underground Symphony followed up. Furthermore, they have many released a respectable number of albums so far. The spot where one can pay attention to, is the lyrics that refer to adventures, myths and various stories of barbarians which is a good reason to create relevant visions in your mind while listening to them.\r\n

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\r\nNicoleta Sarantou\r\n

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\r\nLine up:
\r\nElisa "Over" De Palma - Vocals
\r\nTony "Mad" Fontт - Guitars
\r\nDanilo Bar - Guitars
\r\nSteve Balocco - Bass
\r\nAlex Mantiero - Drums 
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