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God's Silence, Devil's Temptation

SKU: NPR122
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Napalm
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Metal/Hard Rock
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Napalm does it again...from the guys that brought you Tristania and The Sins Of Thy Beloved comes a band from Liechtenstein (!) called Elis. Formerly known as Erben Der Schpfung, this female fronted gothic metal band will hit the right spot for fans of The Gallery, Edenbridge and Delight. Lead vocalist Sabine Dnser has a gorgeous voice that is the perfect counterpoint to the crunchy guitar riffage. The keyboards lend a gentle, ornate classical texture and the occassional deep male growls are pretty inoccuous. Nicely produced with a hi-gloss sheen by Atrocity's Alex Krull.

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