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Despite the fact that
the opening riffs sound foolishly much like a Christmas Carol Kamelot has yet
again created a new solid piece of American power metal. For each new release
they have come to sound more and more like Luca Turilli or Rhapsody and the
beautiful intro "Regalis Apertura" was even written by the magnificent
producer maestro Miro. I don't know for sure if this is a good or bad thing
but Kamelot is at least a band set in steady development which is far too rare
these days. If every single band would improve with each new release we would
see some amazing masterpieces unveiled. Unfortunately this is naturally not
possible but "Karma" is a very complex musical drama where the listener is
taken through beautiful vocal lines, passionate choruses and the powerful
impression of a real symphony orchestra. The hyperborean oral garnishin from
Roy Khan help in making this one of the few albums you really remember at the
end of the year. Just like most other power metal albums it has occasional
moments of boredom but these are luckily not that many. This is pure eyecandy
for everyone into the soundscapes Luca Turilli or power metal in
general.
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1. Regalis Apertura 2. |
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Forever 3. Wings Of Despair 4. The Spell 5. Don't You |
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Cry 6. Karma 7. The Light Shine On You 8. Temples Of |
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Gold 9. Across The Highlands Elizabeth 10. i) |
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Mirror Mirror 11. ii) Requiem For The Innocent 12. iii) Fall |
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From Grace |
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