ARCH ENEMY - Khaos Legions CD
“Khaos Legions” was well worth the wait. A solid 14 tracks – 11 songs and three instrumental passages – it’s an album that immediately recalls “Anthems Of Rebellion” (2003) and “Doomsday Machine” (2005), considered up to this point to be ARCH ENEMY’s two strongest outings to date.
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“Khaos Legions” was well worth the wait. A solid 14 tracks – 11 songs and three instrumental passages – it’s an album that immediately recalls “Anthems Of Rebellion” (2003) and “Doomsday Machine” (2005), considered up to this point to be ARCH ENEMY’s two strongest outings to date. Loaded with the Amott brothers’ trademark guitar shred, spearheaded by vocalist Angela Gossow’s instantly recognizable hell-hathno- fury delivery, all backed by the Sharlee D’Angelo / Daniel Erlandsson bass / drum high energy stomp, “Khaos Legions” features the band’s trademark extreme metal execution coupled with some eyebrow-raising surprises along the way.
“Khaos Legions” was well worth the wait. A solid 14 tracks – 11 songs and three instrumental passages – it’s an album that immediately recalls “Anthems Of Rebellion” (2003) and “Doomsday Machine” (2005), considered up to this point to be ARCH ENEMY’s two strongest outings to date.