Epidemic
Seventh Calling
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July 29, 2010

When I first put this on in my CD player, I wasn't sure what to think. I knew it was an attempt to be old school. I could tell that by the production, but what else was trying to be achieved here? I have come to the conclusion that they were trying to do exactly what they ended up doing, and that is to make a classic sounding straight forward Heavy Metal album don't think this album falls into any genre or sub genre; just call it Heavy Metal. "Epidemic" sounds like it came right out of the 80's. There is an ongoing trend to sound "retro", and as bad as most of the new music is, I can't blame the people that do that. How much American Idol garbage can one take before going insane? So here we have SEVENTH CALLING "kicking it old school" as Beavis & Butthead and would say. I find it a bit refreshing to hear this style again. It is what I grew up with. It is nice to be able to hear something that sounds old that is actually brand new without also having to sacrifice the quality of the sound and playing. Everything is handled well here; from the drums to the vocals and everywhere in between, it is all rock solid.
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7 / 10
Good
"Epidemic" Track-listing:
- Test Of Time
- Paid In Blood
- Rising Against
- Epidemic
- Ignite The Fire
- Death Dealer
- Fractured
- Tyrannical Reign
- Beyond The Wicked Lies
Seventh Calling Lineup:
Rick Cox - Lead Vocals
Steve Handel - Lead Vocals, Guitar
Alex Ritchey - Lead Guitars, Backing Vocals
Marc Flores - Bass
Shannon Frye - Drums
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