1. Dead End Symphony 6:26 2. Don’t Look Down 4:45 3. Mind Like A Windmill 4:51 4. Freedom 5:21 5. Overdose Of Paradise 3:54 6. Your Voice Inside My Head 4:16 7. Love Without A Net 5:04 8. Crack The Hourglass 5:25 9. Save Our Souls 4:37 10. Modern Lies 6:28 11. Still Running 6:09 12. Lonely Is The Night 4:14 13. Once Upon A Time 4:45
Carsten Schulz
Markus Pfeffer
Derek Sherinian
Jorris Guilbaud
Thomas Nitschke
Markus Kullmann
Andy LĆ¼bbert
Thomas Rieder
Label: Pride & Joy
Date de Sortie: 17 Juin 2022
AprĆØs un premier album, Alive dĆ©bordant dāĆ©nergie, Lazarus Dream sort son successeur Lifeline dans la mĆŖme trempe.
Quand lāinspiration est lĆ , il faut toujours en profiter, Carsten Schulz et Markus Pfeffer reprennent la mĆŖme formule gagnante que sur leur premier opus sorti en 2020.
Et les choses commencent de fort belle maniĆØre avec un Dead End Symphony avec Derek Sherinian aux claviers. Lazarus Dream montre ses intentions dĆØs les premiĆØres notes, lāalbum est rĆ©solument tournĆ© entre un hard rock solide avec des touches de metal progressif.
Le groupe rĆ©itĆØre lāexpĆ©rience metal prog avec Overdose of Paradise avec Jorris Guilbaud cette fois, et le rĆ©sultat et tout aussi convaincant.
Ce Lifeline fait la part belle, comme son prĆ©dĆ©cesseur Alive Ć un hard rock plein dāĆ©nergie et dāinventivitĆ©. Tout en se dĆ©marquant avec des moments forts, notamment sur le morceau dāouverture mais aussi sur Mind Like A Windmill ou encore Freedoom.
Chaque titre accroche Ć la premiĆØre Ć©coute et on ne sent carrĆ©ment pas les soixante-huit minutes dāun album solide et riche.
After a first album, Alive, full of energy, Lazarus Dream releases its successor Lifeline in the same vein.
When inspiration is there, you should always take advantage of it, Carsten Schulz and Markus Pfeffer take up the same winning formula as on their first opus released in 2020.
And things start in a very good way with a Dead End Symphony with Derek Sherinian on keyboards. Lazarus Dream show their intentions from the very first notes, the album is resolutely turned between solid hard rock with touches of progressive metal.
The band repeats the prog metal experience with Overdose of Paradise with Jorris Guilbaud this time, and the result is just as convincing.
Like its predecessor Alive, Lifeline is a hard rock album full of energy and inventiveness.
The album also stands out with strong moments, especially on the opening track, but also on Mind Like A Windmill and Freedoom.
Each track is catchy at first listen and you don’t feel the sixty-eight minutes of a solid and rich album.
@Boudj