7 Days - The Weight Of The World
Release: 7 Days - The Weight Of The World
- Datum: 09.11.2006
Inhaltsangabe
01. Redeemer (07:25)
02. Confession (05:58)
03. The Darkest Winter (05:42)
04. Fall Again (05:11)
05. Where Are You (06:23)
06. The Weight Of The World (05:47)
07. Save Me (07:05)
08. With You Forever (04:18)
09. Wisdom Calls (07:12)
- Genre: Metal
- Qualität: 192 kbit/s
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HinweiseGenre : Power/Doom Metal
Year : 2006
7 Days is a brand new band that came out of nowhere. It is a band of Markus Sigfridsson, who also plays in Darkwater and Harmony and, apart from being very talented, he is also gifted to gather some great musicians to assist him in this personal project. The most notable contribution comes from Thomas Vikstrom, known from the classic "Chapter VI" album of Candlemass (which was not admired by the hardcore doom metal fans, but all the power metal geeks, especially those from Scandinavia saw it as a Bible).
7 Days is a symphonic power metal band, with some hints of doom metal. There are a lot of keyboard stuff in here and some very complex orchestrations, while Markus structures his compositions in a way that flirts with progressive metal. They will bring you many (Swedish) things, like Veni Domine, Candlemass, early Tad Morose ("Sender of Thought" etc.) and -perhaps- Y.J. Malmsteen. There are a lot of great moments, like "Confession", "Fall Again" (which comes extremely close to Within Temptation due to female vocals) and the self-titled track. But there are some disadvantages too. The whole project seems clinical executed and what I mean is that everything is sssooo in order and intact that removes any aspect of feeling. It seems that each one of the participants played his parts and there was some kind of computer-glue that stack them together; perfectly done, yet empty.
In general I think that this is a release worth listening to. My objections may be a matter of perspective, but I truly believe that if Markus manages to put more feeling in it, then we will talk for a great band. For me it is very promising that there are musicians out there that still believe in the magic of Swedish power/doom metal and hopefully Markus will continue doing so.
Year : 2006
7 Days is a brand new band that came out of nowhere. It is a band of Markus Sigfridsson, who also plays in Darkwater and Harmony and, apart from being very talented, he is also gifted to gather some great musicians to assist him in this personal project. The most notable contribution comes from Thomas Vikstrom, known from the classic "Chapter VI" album of Candlemass (which was not admired by the hardcore doom metal fans, but all the power metal geeks, especially those from Scandinavia saw it as a Bible).
7 Days is a symphonic power metal band, with some hints of doom metal. There are a lot of keyboard stuff in here and some very complex orchestrations, while Markus structures his compositions in a way that flirts with progressive metal. They will bring you many (Swedish) things, like Veni Domine, Candlemass, early Tad Morose ("Sender of Thought" etc.) and -perhaps- Y.J. Malmsteen. There are a lot of great moments, like "Confession", "Fall Again" (which comes extremely close to Within Temptation due to female vocals) and the self-titled track. But there are some disadvantages too. The whole project seems clinical executed and what I mean is that everything is sssooo in order and intact that removes any aspect of feeling. It seems that each one of the participants played his parts and there was some kind of computer-glue that stack them together; perfectly done, yet empty.
In general I think that this is a release worth listening to. My objections may be a matter of perspective, but I truly believe that if Markus manages to put more feeling in it, then we will talk for a great band. For me it is very promising that there are musicians out there that still believe in the magic of Swedish power/doom metal and hopefully Markus will continue doing so.
