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When Gates Ae Opening (1:51) |
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The Skyrider (5:31) |
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Dreams They Haunt Me (5:30) |
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March Of The Amazones (0:24) |
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Answer To You, Heart (Stranger In The Da (4:16) |
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Immortal (Hymn To The Prison Guard) (8:53) |
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Lethal Attraction (3:32) |
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Children Of The Corn (6:06) |
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The Mad Ministrels (With Delusions Of Gr (5:33) |
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The Lake (3:50) |
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Cat Eyes (3:50) |
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Feeding The Predator (4:28) |
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In Hoc Signo Vinces (CD)
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Heavy Metal
VII Gates are a classic metal outfit hailing from Sweden who add a new dimension to the genre with the infusion of modern day power metal elements creating a nice blend between the two eras of metal. Their debut album "Fire, Walk With Me", received strong critical acclaim with writers praising the bands mix of classic metal values with modern day inflections. Their new album and debut release on Lion Music, In Hoc Signo Vinces (in This You Will Conquer) sees the band pushing this element further yet all the while keeping a consistent flow to the music and bands trademark sound. The guitar work of JJ Rockford and Robert Makek leaves a rich musical backdrop for the crisp vocals of Criss Blackburn to deliver many moods. Underpinned by the dynamic rhythm section of drummer Mick Van Slowfoot and new bassist Nicola Posa; VII Gates deliver metal that will appeal to fans of classic metal and the modern day power metal movement. (Electric (Heavy)/Heavy Metal), total running time, 0:00 - VII Gates @ iTunes!
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
