| | Bloodbound Nosferatu CD Bloodbound Discography of CDs
 (3 Customer Reviews)
Japanese pressing has the earliest release and includes a bonus track. Avalon. 2005. Bloodbound Nosferatu Songs | 1. | Behind the Moon |
| 2. | Into the Dark |
| 3. | Nosferatu |
| 4. | Metal Monster |
| 5. | Crucified |
| 6. | Desmonamelia |
| 7. | Fallen From Grace |
| 8. | Screams in the Night |
| 9. | For the King |
| 10. | Midnight Sun |
| 11. | On the Battlefield |
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Nosferatu Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  First rate power metal
Although I was disappointed to see Urban Breed leave Tad Morose, that disappointment evaporated upon listening to Bloodbound. Nosferatu is fantastic and worth the additional cost associated with an import. I recommend it highly.
Submitted by Jonathan (Garland, TX, USA) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No THERE IS A GOD!!!THIS ALBUMS THE BEST!!!
You no what when I heard the first album by Bloodbound I thought man it would be cool if they had a truly awesome singer like Urban Breed to really make the already amazing sounding band,really the best,but I thought that would never happen it would be way to cool to actually happen.But guess what,it did.
I haven't actually got the album yet.I've only heard three song's,because they're out of stock at century media.But what I heard was just as I'd wished it would sound.I only have two complaints.One is the album cover doesn't match the sound.They should think more like a Nightmare cover.Maybe the Silent room album,and second they should totally not sing about rainbow's or moons.Urban's done plenty of that kinda stuff,unless they sing about decapitating a unicorn,or like the song into the dark,say that the rainbow is turning grey,and dark.
Plus I think the band could be a little darker lerically,and mix the beat's up a bit more,to not seem so very typically power metal,think maybe Sacred Reich,and the Heal album,but other than that this album is awesome,and I hope they never change their style,atleast not to much,and espescially not their sound,and yes I do at times miss Tad Morose,but this is the perfect band for Urban breed.This is truly a match made in heaven...
Submitted by mamaaprilpooh (Bakersfield,CA,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Wow
This album is one of the surprises of the year...just an amazing debut. This is premium power/heavy metal with infectious melodies and choruses that will stick with you. The musicianship and vocals are excellent...and you can definitely hear Maiden influences with the galloping riffs. If you are a fan of quality melodic metal, you can't miss this one.
Submitted by Nate (Michigan, USA)
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