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Category: Heavy Metal
Year: 2012
Label: Cleopatra Records
Catalog Number: CLP 8844-2
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Personnel
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Christopher Shaner Vocals
Dave Watson Guitars, Keyboards
Jason Myers Bass
Quinn Lukas Guitars
Tom Wierzbicky Drums
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Tracks
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| 1. | The End | |
| 2. | (We Are) the New Revolution | |
| 3. | Rise | |
| 4. | Asylum Harbour | |
| 5. | Coming of the Storm | |
| 6. | Tragedy | |
| 7. | Say When | |
| 8. | Break the Cycle | |
| 9. | Nothing Is Forever | |
| 10. | Pray | |
| 11. | In the Dark | |
| 12. | Last Call for Living | |
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: April 14, 2019 at 15:12 |
| The on-again off-again Icarus Witch are on again, with two members from the Songs For The Lost lineup (the only other disc I own from the band). I remember reading that Quinn Lukas had put the band on hold while he completed his degree in mortuary studies. Anyway, I keep thinking Christopher Shaner was in at least one other band whose name we would recognize, but can't think who offhand (want to say it was not a traditional metal band like IW). On Rise, the sound is a bit more modern, a little more commercial, although the band's roots are still clearly in the '80's. It's almost like they're making a muted attempt to get on the radio ("New Revolution" is a big anthem), but it obviously didn't happen. Nothing wrong with the songs or the performances, and Shaner is actually an upgrade over Matthew Bizilia, but ... I dunno, they sound like what they are: a fairly nondescript, Rust Belt power-metal band. They're just kinda "there."
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