Warrel Dane Praises To The War Machine CD

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 Lo mejor de 2008
Quizas Warrel Dane Haya estado e la sombra de su banda Nevermore, pero creo que este es sin lugar a dudas un obra maestra y quien diga que no es por que no les gusta, odialo a quierelo pero no lo vas a ignorar, amantes de lo nuevo trash heavy compralo ya.
Submitted by alexguareno (Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico) 
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 Phenomenal!
This is the best metal CD of 2008, hands down!
Submitted by Scott (Appleton, WI)
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 THE album of the year 2008!
excellent cd, great tunes, passionate delivery! Buy this if you love good music, not just metal.
Submitted by Brentamos (Maineville, OH USA)
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 Perfect Album
Well, Nevermore this is NOT- in fact I like it better. Someone told me to expect different & that is exactly what we get here. With 2 kick a** guitarists on board (from Himsa & Soilwork respectively), I don’t know what it is, (maybe the chord progressions?), but the guitars are so damn engaging. I mean I REALLY dig the guitar work on this album. Riffs are great, the melody is great, & the leads are powerful & so tastefully done. The songwriting is bleak, downright depressing at times, heartfelt & thought provokingly excellent. And that IS the point here- the songwriting is fantastic. Not a crummy song here. Highlight tunes: When We Pray, Let You Down, The Day the Rats Went to War & the outstanding re-do of Paul Simon’s Patterns (what tasty guitar playing on that song!)
Submitted by hurrifelix (Beacon, NY)
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 All you could ever want from a Nevermore side project & more
From beginning to end this album is flat out great. Warrel worked in his goth influences (and not just from covering a Sisters of Mercy song) and brought forth the range of emotions expected from such music. It still has a Nevermore feel to it, some of the songs on there would've definitely fit on an album with some minor tweaks, but by using piano on certain songs it adds a different depth to the album. Favorite songs are "Let You Down", "Equilibrium" and "The Day the Rats Went To War."
Submitted by Stephen (Hopatcong, NJ)
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