Release Date : 04/28/2007 Genre : Metalcore
Country : Germany
The german Quintent's 6th studio album may seem like a replica of the previous album butfrequent listening will diversify both and infact this album emerges as a better one .Caliban left the intense musical style of hardcore and traded that for a more melodic metalcore sound,so it can be unbearable for many.At first all the tracks may sound similarbut dont get fooled easily As there are a bunch of awesome tracks , Choruses have alwaysbeen Caliban’s thing, and here they take on what they do best.Few tracks incorporate groundbreaking rffs and some smooth vocals which is a treat for caliban fans .Compared to theprevious album you can notice considerable maturity in all aspects be it the vocals and the breakdowns.But in my opinion ,there is a lot of talent wasted and caliban could have made this albumeven more bettter but if you want to enjoy thick, melodic metalcore cd, you definitely will enjoy 'The Awakening'.
The german Quintent's 6th studio album may seem like a replica of the previous album butfrequent listening will diversify both and infact this album emerges as a better one .Caliban left the intense musical style of hardcore and traded that for a more melodic metalcore sound,so it can be unbearable for many.At first all the tracks may sound similarbut dont get fooled easily As there are a bunch of awesome tracks , Choruses have alwaysbeen Caliban’s thing, and here they take on what they do best.Few tracks incorporate groundbreaking rffs and some smooth vocals which is a treat for caliban fans .Compared to theprevious album you can notice considerable maturity in all aspects be it the vocals and the breakdowns.But in my opinion ,there is a lot of talent wasted and caliban could have made this albumeven more bettter but if you want to enjoy thick, melodic metalcore cd, you definitely will enjoy 'The Awakening'.
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