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Primal Fear - Unbreakable
 
Release Date.Jan-29-2012 Encoder......L3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
 Genre........Heavy Metal Graber.......EAC
 Year.........2012 Khz/Bitrate..44,1/ Br
  
 Album: Unbreakable Label: Frontiers
 Description: Germany is well known for its great Metal scene
 Great bands such as ACCEPT and HELLOWEEN created
 a well defined sound that had been brought up to
 be unique. More or less, from the first guitar
 riff you will acknowledge that you are listening
 to a German Metal band. PRIMAL FEAR is not just
 a mere name in this local scene, it is one of
 highly acclaimed names with Mat Sinner, a
 credited Metal pioneer, and ex GAMMA RAY singer
 Ralf Scheepers. In my opinion, the band took
 their local scene to a different level that
 maybe BLIND GUARDIAN were its engineers, but
 PRIMAL FEAR made it really heavy, fast and tight
 as hell
 
Unbreakable is their new studio effort and as
 the title name suggests you can t break this
 band, but they will kick your behind with their
 heavier than hell music. The title is also the
 name of the excellent symphonic intro and the
 awesome Part 2 of the song that comes later on
 the album
 
The album is on one hand very diverse with songs
 that are more epic with interesting lyrics and
 on the other hand displays great Metal anthems
 like the single Bad Guys Wear Black . Even
 though the lyrics may sound a little of a
 clich , it sounds great and in the end run it is
 a great Heavy Metal song that is fun to listen
 Another one that is going to be a true amazing
 live anthem for sure is Metal Nation that
 despite the main riff that reminded me a lot of
 QUEENSRYCHE s I Don t Believe In Love I liked
 the arrangements and Scheepers s vocal
 production that made it exclusive. As for the
 music, as I wrote earlier, a totally different
 level indeed
 
The guitar work of Karlsson & Beyrodt is
 excellent, they seem to complete each-other
 perfectly as every solo or guitar harmony was
 neatly written, played and placed. The rhythm
 section of Sinner & Black sounds tight as hell
 as it inspires a good vibe to the guitars
 Production wise, this time around, Sinner &
 Kohler made a great job
 
In conclusion, this is nothing more than a great
 album. This is what good Heavy Metal should
 sound like. PRIMAL FEAR isn t a band that has
 been attempting to reinvent the steel, they play
 true and honest Metal in their own exceptional
 way with catchy choruses, great riffs, attacking
 drums and powerful vocals. The only thing that
 bothered me on the album was the fact that it
 was a rather very long ride with thirteen
 tracks. Also I would like to mention that the
 order of the songs wasn t to my liking
 especially when trying to if you try to listen
 to the album from top to bottom. Sometimes it
 crossed my mind that the second part of the
 album is lesser good than the first, not bad
 just less good. Nonetheless, PRIMAL FEAR knocked
 me over with an excellent release
 
Ralf Scheepers - Vocals
 Mat Sinner - Bass
 Alex Beyrodt - Guitars
 Randy Black - Drums
 Magnus Karlsson - Guitars, Keyboards