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'Glory Be Thy Name' was released in Japan during November 2004, but reached Europe last month, and the Japanese Metal fans loves it, it has become pretty huge over there, and that's a sign we should keep in mind here. And after the first listening, I pretty much understand the Japanese's. First of all I have to say the music, the MeloDeath mixed with Power and Neoclassic is a great mix (even if it's loosing some strength against the end), and second Christian's very special voice, I do understand the Japanese's perfectly here. Unfortunately I think the material is a bit weak throughout the whole records to make it a larger hit here in Europe, but it should at least be an album that's ranked high by the press and it should sell descent too. Rivel. 2005. Divinefire Glory Thy Name Songs | 1. | From Death to Life |
| 2. | World's on Fire |
| 3. | Never Surrender |
| 4. | Sign |
| 5. | Out of the Darkness |
| 6. | Pay It Foward |
| 7. | Live My Life For You |
| 8. | Spirit |
| 9. | Way to Eternity |
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