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- Summary: The latest album for the melodic death metal band from Sweden is its first with new studio material since 2007's Rise Of The Tyrant.
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- Record Label: Century Media
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal
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| Here I am, back to the wall I pick the fight against the tide Free at last, I go my own way I will resist them, till the day I die I am who I am My... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Kerrang!Jun 10, 2011The characteristically classy playing and Angela's seething vocal delivery will provide plenty to satisfy existing fans but, importantly, this album also captures a band still hungry to progress both creatively and commercially. You can consider Arch Enemy's rise officially back on. [28 May 2011, p.50]
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Jun 10, 2011Khaos Legions shouldn't be dismissed as the result of creative burnout--there's plenty of scorching metal here, and fans will be very pleased.
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Jun 10, 2011While the group's increasingly mid-paced heaviness reduces the number of showy frills and demonstrates a matured sense of melodic chops, it does make songs sound slightly repetitive by the album's end. Nevertheless, Khaos Legions will please longtime fans and probably find a few new ones for Arch Enemy
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Jun 10, 2011Sometime's it's more of a challenge to sound fresh without constantly reinventing yourself, and Arch Enemy has done an admirable job of it yet again.
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Jun 10, 2011While the 15-year-old group may not have explicitly improved their game, Khaos Legions provides a mass of suitably heroic melo-metal anthems. The hardcores will be pleased.
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Q MagazineJul 27, 2011When it's muscular, it can be very good, but too frequently it veers off into more confused, mystical or plain boring territory. [Jul 2011, p.114]
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Jun 10, 2011Arch Enemy seem content with resting on their laurels, and while that may please the kind of fans who are upset that In Flames haven't be repackaging Whoracle for the past ten years, it ultimately lacks substance.
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