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"Monday morning apocalypse" CD by Evergrey

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The songs on "Monday morning apocalypse" are more direct, undecorated and more raw as before.
Item no. 428613
Title Monday morning apocalypse
Musical Genre Progressive Metal
Exclusive No
Product topic Bands
Band Evergrey
Release date 24/03/2006
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

by Matthias Mineur (25.03.2006) Evergrey want to know it: for much too long, the Scandinavians remained without a far reaching success, for too long they have become known for artistically great music that is commercially only on an average level. Consequently, the Evergrey musicians left the producer's chair for the first time in their career and gave it to an outside team: Sanken Sandquist and Stefan Glaumann who earned their merits with Rammstein, Bon Jovi or Def Leppard. This enhanced focus on heavy sounds goes hand in hand with a stylistic change: the songs on “Monday morning apocalypse“ are straighter and rougher than ever. That perfectly fits the expressive vocals of singer Tom S. Englund and harmonises with his lyrics dealing with the risks of daily like.