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God-fearing metalheads Demon Hunter make a racket that would surely be labeled evil by anyone not listening closely; they appear to be influenced by such practitioners of darkness as Slayer and Pantera. Perhaps the only indication of the band's alliance with the powers of good is a marked ear for melody, showing up amidst the otherwise muscular, heavy, metal-core mayhem.
Demon Hunter sparingly employs more traditional vocals and moody textures throughout the roaring, rapid firestorm of the songs. "Lead Us Home" has an anthemic chorus, and "Fading Away" balances poppier sounds with a tight, metallic breakdown. Even if rock is the "devil's music," Demon Hunter aren't afraid to use it to get their point across.
In this DVD/CD set, the band's 4th album reunites them with producer Aaron Sprinkle and mixer Machine. The fans (or 'Hunters' as they prefer) who have tattooed themselves with the band's iconic logo (demon skull with a bullet hole through its forehead) are joined in their anticipation by the metal masses at large. Included are 2 extra tracks aw well as a DVD with extra extended footage, plus exclusive limited packaging including large format booklet with exclusive studio photos, lyrics, liner notes, and more, plus exclusive postcard set, necklace with pendant, and sticker. Storm The Gates Of Hell Music Storm The Gates Of Hell Music Storm The Gates Of Hell Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Dude this rocks
Every song is really good on this album. Love the harmony vocals and love the screams as well. It's got very catchy verses & lots of cool drums goin on. These dudes need to release another cd soon. Peace
Submitted by John (Burke, VA)
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This is the 4th and latest release from Christian metal veterans Demon Hunter, and this is, in my opinion, their second strongest release to date. I say second, because Summer of Darkness was such a special album that it would take something amazing for me to say an album is better than that. As for this album, I think the best songs are "Storm the Gates of Hell", "Lead Us Home", "Carry Me Down" and "I Am You". Ryan's vocals are as good as ever and tries to incorporate some higher pitched screams which work well with the music. This is a very solid release that any Demon Hunter fan should pick up.
Submitted by I Lay Sleepless in My Grave (Somewhere, World, USA)
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