The_Ferrymen_-_A_New_Evil-(KICP_4003)-CD-2019-MCA_int

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
MCA_int
Size
158,73 MB
Files
20
Date
2020-05-23

NFO

┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│■                                                                 ■│
│                           .-/       .-.                           │
│                       _.-~ /    ___ | ~-._                        │
│                       \:/  -~| / __/| .\:/                        │
│                        /     || (:/:|   \                         │
│                       / /\/| |:\___\| |\ \                        │
│                      / /:::|.::/:::/:.|:\ \                       │
│                     / /:::/ \\/:::/::/:::\ \                      │
│                    /  .::\   \-~~~~-/\/:..  \                     │
│                   /..:::::\          /:::::..\                    │
│                  /::::::::-          -::::::::\                   │
│                  \:::::-~              ~-:::::/                   │
│                   \:-~                    ~-:/                    │
│                      METAL CLASSICS ARCHIVE                       │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│                         P R E S E N T S                           │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│ +                  The Ferrymen - a New Evil                   +  │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│╔═════════════════════╗                                            │
│║ Release Information ║                                            │
│╠═════════════════════╩══════════════════════════════════════════╗ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║  Rls Date..2020-05-23        Encoder......LAME 3.100           ║ │
│║  Genre.....Heavy Metal       Graber.......EAC                  ║ │
│║  Year......2019              Khz/Bitrate..44.1 / VBR kbps      ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║  Ripper....Anthem            Songs........12                   ║ │
│║  Source....CD                Covers.......Yes                  ║ │
│║  Url..                                                         ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝ │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│╔═════════════════════╗                                            │
│║    Release Notes    ║                                            │
│╠═════════════════════╩══════════════════════════════════════════╗ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║ Artist : The Ferrymen                                          ║ │
│║ Album  : a New Evil                                            ║ │
│║ Label  : King Records                                          ║ │
│║ Cat.No : KICP 4003                                             ║ │
│╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║ Description :                                                  ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║   As the next decade approaches and the 10 year mark of        ║ │
│║   Ronnie DioÆs untimely passing has come and gone, the ghost   ║ │
│║   of the man on the silver mountain continues to haunt to      ║ │
│║   heavy and power metal scenes alike. So much so that the      ║ │
│║   past five years has seen two substantial spinoff projects    ║ │
│║   in Last In Line and Dream Child, led by DioÆs two most       ║ │
│║   prominent guitarists no less, emerging alongside a recently  ║ │
│║   reformed Rainbow as even the olden sage of the six-stringed  ║ │
│║   instrument Ritchie Blackmore himself has been hit by this    ║ │
│║   mass nostalgia effect. In keeping with this, virtuoso        ║ │
│║   guitaristist, multi-instrumentalist and composer Magnus      ║ │
│║   Karlsson opted to seize upon this phenomenon by recruiting   ║ │
│║   current Rainbow vocalist and Chilean Dio doppelganger        ║ │
│║   Ronnie Romero and former Axel Rudi Pell drummer (among       ║ │
│║   countless other projects) Mike Terrana in 2016 for a         ║ │
│║   recording project dubbed The Ferrymen and put forth an       ║ │
│║   impressive melodic power display of an eponymous debut the   ║ │
│║   following year, arguably matching if not surpassing          ║ │
│║   KarlssonÆs finest works outside of Primal Fear in the        ║ │
│║   process.                                                     ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║   In every respect, this projectÆs latest installment and      ║ │
│║   sophomore outing A New Evil stands as a more amped up        ║ │
│║   version of its predecessor. The same amalgamation of         ║ │
│║   MagnusÆ melodic power, heavy and progressive metal           ║ │
│║   influences that touched his songwriting from the early days  ║ │
│║   of Midnight Sun up to his various vocalist conglomerations   ║ │
│║   and shred fest albums under the Free Fall moniker are        ║ │
│║   present here, alongside a more heightened speed metal        ║ │
│║   tendency no doubt imported from his 10 year affiliation      ║ │
│║   with Primal Fear. Likewise, the symphonic character of his   ║ │
│║   compositional work with another Frontiers Records project    ║ │
│║   in Kiske/Somerville, no doubt inspired by the latter         ║ │
│║   vocalistÆs connection with Epica, is a prominent feature     ║ │
│║   that gives things a sense of epic splendor that is sure to   ║ │
│║   play well with the Nightwish crowd. At its core, however,    ║ │
│║   this is a project that is geared towards an older heavy      ║ │
│║   metal vibe, and is appropriately chock full of hard-hitting  ║ │
│║   riffs, blazing guitar solos and enough vocal attitude out    ║ │
│║   of RomeroÆs gritty, Dio-like pipes to make one party like    ║ │
│║   its 1985.                                                    ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║   Much like the haunting visual on the cover of Charon         ║ │
│║   ferrying lost souls across the Acheron, the musical          ║ │
│║   demeanor of this album is both cinematic and heavy from its  ║ │
│║   very inception. Like a perfect combination of a symphonic    ║ │
│║   nod to the current female-fronted craze and the riff-happy   ║ │
│║   madness of Primal Fear, ôDonÆt Stand In My Wayö leaves an    ║ │
│║   impression right in the listenerÆs skull and sets a          ║ │
│║   precedent of power by which most of this album follows       ║ │
│║   effortlessly. Similarly guitar-dominated yet dense           ║ │
│║   orchestral anthems with a speed metal flavor such as the     ║ │
│║   title song ôA New Evilö, ôSave Your Prayersö and the almost  ║ │
│║   thrashing cruiser ôYou Against The Worldö could almost pass  ║ │
│║   for material from MagnusÆ handiwork with the aforementioned  ║ │
│║   German speed extraordinaire outfit were Ralf Scheepers       ║ │
│║   handling vocals, though even with RomeroÆs more gravely,     ║ │
│║   70s rock inspired growl the affinity for material off an     ║ │
│║   album like Delivering The Black or Rulebreaker on here is    ║ │
│║   impossible to miss, to speak nothing for KarlssonÆs          ║ │
│║   Malmsteen inspired shred segments, which are a bit more      ║ │
│║   measured yet still utterly off the hook.                     ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║   Nevertheless, in much the same fashion as DioÆs iconic       ║ │
│║   offerings from the mid-1980s, this is an album that truly    ║ │
│║   shines when the tempo is brought back to more of a rocking   ║ │
│║   groove, while the melodic hooks and vocal work takes center  ║ │
│║   stage. This is perhaps best encapsulated on more drawn out   ║ │
│║   offerings such as ôBring Me Homeö, which definitely has a    ║ │
│║   bit of a ôHoly Diverö character to it at times between the   ║ │
│║   slow thud of the drum work that sees Terrana channeling      ║ │
│║   Vinnie Appice flawlessly and the more Vivian Campbell        ║ │
│║   inspired crunch of the guitars, though true to form          ║ │
│║   Karlsson keeps it from throwback territory by loading        ║ │
│║   things to the brim with bombastic keyboards and a            ║ │
│║   Helloween-inspired lead guitar theme. Shorter rockers like   ║ │
│║   ôThe Night People Riseö and ôHeartbeatö, in additional to    ║ │
│║   featuring titles similar to Dio offerings of 3 decades       ║ │
│║   past, also carry some fairly blatant musical parallels to    ║ │
│║   the Sacred Heart and Dream Evil albums at times. All the     ║ │
│║   same, each of these songs still exudes that modern power     ║ │
│║   metal sound as only Karlsson can deliver, and occasionally   ║ │
│║   things leave the Dio nostalgia behind for full on symphonic  ║ │
│║   power territory, such as the infectious ode ôMy Dearest      ║ │
│║   Fearö.                                                       ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║   As with just about every offering that has come down the     ║ │
│║   pike with the support of Frontiers Records, this is an       ║ │
│║   album that makes no mystery as to its target audience and    ║ │
│║   is equally interested in reviving the past as it is          ║ │
│║   soldiering into the future. ItÆs a foregone conclusion that  ║ │
│║   any fans of KarlssonÆs other associated projects will take   ║ │
│║   to this, as he has a very clearly defined style of           ║ │
│║   songwriting and production that changes very little          ║ │
│║   regardless of the other musicians involved, though there is  ║ │
│║   a pretty strong case to be made that The Ferrymen might be   ║ │
│║   MagnusÆ finest hour outside of Primal Fear given the         ║ │
│║   caliber of RomeroÆs vocals and the continual technical       ║ │
│║   evolution that KarlssonÆs riff work has seen since the       ║ │
│║   mid-2000s. Many have no doubt been speculating since the     ║ │
│║   demise of heavy metalÆs beloved king as to where he would    ║ │
│║   have gone musically since the dawn of the now closing        ║ │
│║   decade, and while one wouldnÆt be far off in pointing to     ║ │
│║   the recent Dream Child album that Craig Goldie put forth     ║ │
│║   last year as the likely answer, DioÆs praise of the          ║ │
│║   European power metal scene throughout the 2000s make an      ║ │
│║   album like this a strong possibility as well.                ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝ │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│╔═════════════════════╗                                            │
│║  Release Tracklist  ║                                            │
│╚═════════════════════╩══════════════════════════════════════════  │
│                                                                   │
│     1.  Don┤t Stand In My Way                          5:02       │
│     2.  Bring Me Home                                  6:23       │
│     3.  A New Evil                                     3:52       │
│     4.  The Night People Right                         3:37       │
│     5.  Save Your Prayers                              5:14       │
│     6.  Heartbeat                                      5:43       │
│     7.  Our Own Heroes                                 4:49       │
│     8.  No Matter How Hard We Fall                     4:31       │
│     9.  My Dearest Fear                                4:40       │
│     10. You Against The World                          3:54       │
│     11. All We Got                                     3:50       │
│     12. Bring Me Home (Acoustic Version) (Bonus        5:09       │
│         Track)                                                    │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│                                       Total Length :  00:56:44    │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│ ▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄ │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│                   ╔═════════════════════╗                         │
│                   ║    Greetings To:    ║                         │
│                   ╚═════════════════════╝                         │
│                                                                   │
│          Too all people who contributes to make this              │
│          archive of good music in a exceptional conditions        │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│                                                                   │
│■                                                                 ■│
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Files

PathSize
00_the_ferrymen_-_a_new_evil-(kicp_4003)-cd-2019-back-mca_int.jpg11,57 MB
00_the_ferrymen_-_a_new_evil-(kicp_4003)-cd-2019-front-mca_int.jpg17,19 MB
00_the_ferrymen_-_a_new_evil-(kicp_4003)-cd-2019-inside-mca_int.jpg10,94 MB
00_the_ferrymen_-_a_new_evil-(kicp_4003)-cd-2019-label-mca_int.jpg7,15 MB
00_the_ferrymen_-_a_new_evil-(kicp_4003)-cd-2019-mca_int.m3u415 B
00_the_ferrymen_-_a_new_evil-(kicp_4003)-cd-2019-mca_int.nfo14,01 KB
00_the_ferrymen_-_a_new_evil-(kicp_4003)-cd-2019-mca_int.sfv535 B
00_the_ferrymen_-_a_new_evil-(kicp_4003)-cd-2019-nlay-mca_int.jpg11,46 MB
01_dont_stand_in_my_way-mca_int.mp38,96 MB
02_bring_me_home-mca_int.mp311,23 MB
03_a_new_evil-mca_int.mp36,54 MB
04_the_night_people_right-mca_int.mp36,50 MB
05_save_your_prayers-mca_int.mp39,12 MB
06_heartbeat-mca_int.mp39,92 MB
07_our_own_heroes-mca_int.mp38,62 MB
08_no_matter_how_hard_we_fall-mca_int.mp37,77 MB
09_my_dearest_fear-mca_int.mp38,30 MB
10_you_against_the_world-mca_int.mp36,93 MB
11_all_we_got-mca_int.mp36,95 MB
12_bring_me_home_(acoustic_version)_(bonus_track)-mca_int.mp39,56 MB