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Blake's Vengance - 7747-7744

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Hailing from Milan BLAKE’S VENGEANCE is a Heavy/Thrash Metal band that strikes with their debut MCD. This is not typical old school ‘Bay Area wannabe’ thrash. Their ‘archaic’ style is marked by ‘a unique, semi-
Progressive use to their guitar harmonies – they like to employ a lot of intricate spider-web oriented licks and tricks that take possibly an IRON MAIDEN influence and then transform them into something you would hear from CORONER or possibly REALM back in their heydays’. This music ‘has that standout factor, the gang chorus blending seamlessly against the rhythms’ while vocals ‘reaches into upper falsetto edge at times for extra emotional emphasis’. ‘The band has a distinct direction that they appear to be going in- balancing out their obvious Technical Thrash with a sense of hooks/ melodies so that they don’t become too consumed in intricacy.’ (quoted excerpts taken from the review by Matt Coe published on www.metal-temple.com)