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Leaves’ Eyes

Myths of Fate

Year2024
LabelAFM Records
CountryWorldwide
StatusOfficial

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Tracklist

  1. Forged by Fire (4:47)
  2. Realm of Dark Waves (4:58)
  3. Who Wants to Live Forever (4:20)
  4. Hammer of the Gods (4:34)
  5. In Eternity (3:39)
  6. Fear the Serpent (4:30)
  7. Goddess of the Night (4:15)
  8. Sons of Triglav (4:52)
  9. Elder Spirit (3:50)
  10. Einherjar (5:12)
  11. Sail With the Dead (4:42)
  12. Forged by Fire (instrumental version) (4:47)
  13. Realm of Dark Waves (instrumental version) (4:58)
  14. Who Wants to Live Forever (instrumental version) (4:20)
  15. Hammer of the Gods (instrumental version) (4:34)
  16. In Eternity (instrumental version) (3:39)
  17. Fear the Serpent (instrumental version) (4:30)
  18. Goddess of the Night (instrumental version) (4:15)
  19. Sons of Triglav (instrumental version) (4:52)
  20. Elder Spirit (instrumental version) (3:50)
  21. Einherjar (instrumental version) (5:12)
  22. Sail With the Dead (instrumental version) (4:42)

About the Band

Leaves’ Eyes is a German gothic metal band, formed in 2003. Their studio albums include Lovelorn (2004), Vinland Saga (2005), Njord (2009), Meredead (2011), Symphonies of the Night (2013), King of Kings (2015). The lineup includes Thorsten Bauer, Alexander Krull, Sander Van Der Meer, Elina Siirala, Micki Richter. They record for AFM Records.

Source: MusicBrainz

Album Review

Leaves' Eyes have once again proven their mastery of epic heavy metal with their latest album, 'Myths of Fate'. The band's signature blend of symphonic elements, powerful vocals, and captivating storytelling shines through in tracks like 'Realm of Dark Waves' and 'Goddess of the Night'. The production quality is top-notch, with every instrument and vocal line coming through crisp and clear. Standout tracks like 'Hammer of the Gods' and 'Sons of Triglav' showcase the band's ability to craft anthemic metal songs that stick with you long after the album ends. 'Myths of Fate' fits seamlessly into Leaves' Eyes' discography, building on their established sound while pushing boundaries and exploring new musical territories.

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