In Paradisum [Import]

Artist: Symfonia
Regular price Regular price $20.96
Format: CD
SKU: PID009161  |  Barcode: 9340650009161

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Description

TIMO TOLKKI (ex STRATOVARIUS), ANDRE MATOS (ex ANGRA), ULI KUSCH (ex HELLOWEEN), JARI KAINULAINEN (ex STRATOVARIUS), MIKKO H RKIN (ex SONATA ARCTICA) 5 top names out of 5 impressive metal bands - it's enough to have no doubt about the fact that what we have in front of us, is the ultimate symphonic metal supergroup. Finding themself all living in Scandinavia, they decided to join forces and express their talents in the form of a new melodic metal project: Symfonia. Honouring the heritage of their previous bands, Symfonia continues their superb melodic metal tradition with an incredible musicianship that is a match made in heaven. This is a force that no serious melodic metal fan will be able to ignore. All the best elements of the great European metal tradition for the last 15 years (with a touch of Brazilian blood, thanks to the presence of Matos) is present in this new band's sound. No more words are necessary. Just listen to the 10 songs on their debut album, and nobody can doubt the fact that "In Paradisum" is one of the metal albums of the year. Every member of the band brings new colour and their own personality and references. Angra fans will surely consider this album one of the best performances for the Brazilian singer since "Angel's Cry" and "Holy Land". Echoes of Rainbow and classic metal are fused with the best of the last decade symphonic and progressive metal.

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Specifications

  • Format
    CD
  • Label
  • Genre
  • Model #
    RIOTCD054
  • Number of Discs
    1
  • Attributes
    Australia - Import
  • Release Date
    4/26/2011