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The longest song on the disc, is the nine minute plus Dreamcrusher. The last third of the song features more death vocals taking the lead, as well as more solid lead guitar playing. The song is more melodic paced, and has a very cool but basic stop and go guitar riff. The soaring vocals return to No More Heroes, as does the melodic lead work, and the death vocals. Guitarists Grant Truesdell and Andrew Kingsley have some amazing lead work on this song, from the sweep intro of the solo to the harmonies, this song shows off their talent. The chorus is more of the same, with Slayes vocal melodies soaring above.

A groove-laden mix of riffs and straight palm muted chords. The more technical riffs return with Crypt. One could also say 3 Inches Of Blood as well, but either way has that classic ode to heavy metal to match the anthemic melodies. The Manowar-ish titled, Test Your Metal is next. Tonight, We Ride is next, and you can watch he video, HERE. The guitar solos are among some of the best the band has done(though that can be said for a lot of the solos on this disc), and they lead nicely back into the intro melody. Something Unleash The Archers do well, is change tempos and use dynamics, and those two things are definitely highlighted here. Slayes again shows why you should pay attention to her vocals, with her hitting some the higher notes of her range, and holding the. While they were not my favorite part of their earlier release, they definitely do add a dynamic. The familiar background death vocals, make their introduction to the disc on this song. The twin guitar melodies of Hail Of The Tide sets you up for the forthcoming blastbeats. For the most part the songs follow a similar structure though in my opinion the band sounds even tighter. You can read my previous review of their 2011 release, here. Technical guitar playing, melodic soaring vocals, much of what makes Unleash The Archers who they are.

A fast power metal song, with singer Brittney Slayes showing her dynamic range. The short intro track of Northern Passage leads into the frenzied beginning of Frozen Steel. You can read my previous review of their 2011 release,

A classic mix of traditional heavy, power and death(vocals) metal. Though four years have passed the band has retained much of their sound from their previous release. The follow up to the solid 2011 release, Demons Of The Astrowaste, Unleash The Archers release Time Stand Still.

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