MELODIC HARD ROCK TODAY
Reviewed by
Arne Asbolmo
Forgotten Tales – All The Sinners
I have listened a lot to Forgotten Tales lately, and from the first time
I heard this band I was impressed over their work. The band play a mix of Melodic
Power Metal, Symphonic Metal, Progressive Metal with influences from Baroque
and Fantasy Metal. The whole band are very high skilled musicians, who have
different musical training from Conservatoiries in
The front-lady and singer, Sonia Pineault, is really an amazing
vocalist, with a wide range in her voice she leads the songs up to very high
levels and of female singers in the Power Metal genre I think she stands
forward as one of the best today. The title-track, All The Sinners, continues
this great adventure of high class Power Metal. By adding a bit of baroque and
classical influences into this song it gets an own sound and style. Wind Oh
Wind is the ballad on the album and here we get a taste of how good Sonia`s
voice is, beside that the song has a beautiful refrain and an great
instrumental part who can give almost everyone goosebumbs all over. The Message
is a fast instrumental song and here we hear what the individual members in the
band are capable to create with their making hands. The almost nine minute long
Three Wishes and the first song I ever heard of the band, Fairytales, are two
of my favorite songs on the album.
My Soul is a more Melodic Metal oriented song and not so fast, but with
heavier guitars, great played keyboards and very nice singing. All in all I
like the whole album very good, and for fans of Power Metal and related who
hasn`t heard this great band yet, you need to do it immediately!
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