Arch Enemy – Will To Power

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Artist: Arch Enemy

Title: Will To Power

Year: 2017

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Tracklist

  • 1. Set Flame to the Night (1:18)
  • 2. The Race (3:15)
  • 3. Blood in the Water (3:55)
  • 4. The World Is Yours (4:53)
  • 5. The Eagle Flies Alone - edit (4:59)
  • 6. Reason to Believe (4:47)
  • 7. Murder Scene (3:50)
  • 8. First Day in Hell (4:48)
  • 9. Saturnine (1:09)
  • 10. Dreams of Retribution (6:40)
  • 11. My Shadow and I (4:05)
  • 12. A Fight I Must Win (6:35)
  • 13. City Baby Attacked by Rats - cover version (2:48)

Review

"Will to Power" by Arch Enemy blasts onto the scene with their signature firepower, marking its territory as the band's tenth studio conquest. With Jeff Loomis wielding his guitar for the first time with Arch Enemy, there’s a fresh riff-driven edge that slices through the tracks. Fans who dive into songs like "The World Is Yours" and "Blood in the Water" will find themselves engulfed by the raw, melodic assault that Arch Enemy is known for. The band flirts with the unconventional, stepping into new territory with the power ballad "Reason to Believe," featuring clean vocals— an unexpected twist that’s bound to provoke chatter.

Despite drawing mixed perspectives due to their stride into experimentation, Arch Enemy holds steadfast to their roots of headbanging brilliance. While some die-hard enthusiasts feel the shift steers a bit too close to the edge, "Will to Power" delivers the aggressive vocals and explosive guitar heroics fans crave. It's fierce, it's impassioned, and above all, it's undeniably Arch Enemy. This album remains a formidable force in their stellar discography. Embrace the relentless energy—it's well worth the ride! - Ben

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