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    Nine — Killing Angels cover

    Nine

    Killing Angels

    (2005)

    Reviewed by Chaz Murphy

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    Label DeathwishDecapolisFebruary 2005
    hardcoremelodic death metalmetal

    Nine is yet another Swedish metal band but less powerful compared to their northern European peers. They are more sluggish but more heartfelt than their peers as well. There isn't a whole lot of complexity within this band but to my surprise, it doesn't take away from them but adds to their sound. I don't have to hear a ten minute guitar solo and I can actually make out what the lead singer is trying to convey to their listeners. I'm not a huge metal fan and I am in no way saying that this is the best metal album of the year but it's not bad. With most metal bands, I find myself being bored but Nine does enough to break and switch it up and they kept my attention through the whole album.

    3/4

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