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Sirenia perdure sans se perdre. Album efficace sans grande difficulté d'appréhension, peut être enfin la stabilité trouvée au niveau du chant avec Emmanuelle qui a toute les qualités encore une fois démontrée sur cette œuvre qui mérite le détour.
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Chapter II - Legacy
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Melissa Bonny is the best symphonic female vocalist not named Floor Jansen. Sadly, Ad Infinitum chooses to throw in incomprehensible death metal growling - which I flatly can't stand. The band seems to have lost a bit of identity and direction.
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