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Sonata Arctica's Silence basically sounds like Europe with the chops of Dream Theater. The record has all the glossy, non-threatening professionalism of '80s-style, pop-based prog metal: soaring, multi-tracked vocals, virtuosic instrumental passages, and clean, airbrushed production polish. Fans of the genre will appreciate Sonata Arctica's commitment to the style. ~ Andy Hinds
Debut from the power metal band from Finland. Spinefarm.
Sonata Arctica: Tony Kakko (vocals, keyboards); Jani Liimatainen (guitar); Mikko Harkin (keyboards); Marko Paasikoski (bass); Tommy Portimo (drums).
Record Collector (magazine) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "The symphonic/pomp quotient is ratcheted up by the likes of 'The End Of This Chapter'..." Sonata Arctica Silence Songs | 1. | ...Of Silence |
| 2. | Weballergy |
| 3. | False News Travel Fast |
| 4. | End of This Chapter |
| 5. | Black Sheep |
| 6. | Land of the Free |
| 7. | Last Drop Falls |
| 8. | San Sebastian (Revisited) |
| 9. | Sing in Silence |
| 10. | Revontulet |
| 11. | Tallulah |
| 12. | Wolf & Raven |
| 13. | Power of One |
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