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(Delia)- "Spogad" - {Recollection}

Home Page - delia@delia.kiev.ua
Reviewed by:

"Philip Wooldridge"- (Ravenheart Music)

Genre:
(Female Fronted) {Rock/Symphonic-Metal}-(Music)
Country:
Ukrain
Length:
1:01:11
Release Date:
February 2010
Band Members: Anastasia - Vocals Sergey - Guitar
  Michael - Bass Vitaly – Drums
     
     
Track Listing: 1.)- Lumen (Sub ala angeli) 01:57
9.)-Tired 03:54
  2.)- I Will Always Wait 03:31
10.)-Autumn Melody 04:16
  3.)-Forgotten Land 04:37 11.)- Limit 03:37
  4.)- Otrada 03:52
12.)-Your Name 06:07
  5.)-New Time 03:37 13.)-Memories 04:16
  6.)-Dead City 03:52 14.)-Illusion (Bonus Track) 04:35
  7.)-Find Me 05:18 15.)-Melodia Otonala (Bonus Track) 04:14
  8.)-Ghost 03:28  

Review:

Delia were formed in Kiev in 2005 and are proud to use their own native Ukrainian language and Cyrillic alphabet, so I had to put the song titles through Google translate so that I could read them. I hope it’s done a good job, I apologise in advance if I’ve got something slightly wrong. This album is packed with colossal, Within Temptationesque, symphonic metal songs, full of orchestral keys, their very own choir, and soaring melodies, all with a huge production sound that still manages to give everything space to breathe. The adorable Anastasia has a staggeringly massive, deep rich voice, and when it’s mixed with their dramatic language, it makes each song a truly awesome experience. Every song is a humdinger, after the impressive choral intro comes the swaying ‘I Will Always Wait’ with lovely choir, the Eastern European flavoured ‘Forgotten Land’ which made me jump out of my seat, the orchestral and dramatic ‘Otrada’, ‘New Time’ with it’s spine tingling vocals, the gorgeous and emotionally charged power ballad ‘Find Me’, the rip roaring duo ‘Ghost’ and ‘Tired’, the spellbinding, syncopated ‘Autumn Melody’, the rampaging, synth laced ‘Limit’, the delicate ballad ‘Your Name’ with gentle piano arpeggios and plaintive violin, and finally the mighty ‘Memories’. There are a couple of bonus tracks, the thumping ‘Illusion’, and ‘Melodia Otonala’ which is an alternative version of ‘Autumn Melody’. ‘Dead City’ is dedicated to the memory of the city of Pripyat, its ex-citizens, and all people who suffered as a result of the Chernobyl disaster in 1986; you can see an English language video on their Myspace site, http://www.myspace.com/deliaband. It begins with the sound of children playing, broken by the chilling sound of sirens wailing, it really brought back the terror of that time. I found this whole album incredibly moving, one of the most beautiful listening experiences I have enjoyed since Silent Force. This is a must buy for all fans of the genre, and is available by contacting the band on delia@delia.kiev.ua , details are on their website, http://www.delia.com.ua/en/news.html . 9.5 out of 10

 

 

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