Good disc, but the modern sound annoying

On 7 Sinners attempt to bring about an evolution in the band's sound, which already at Gambling with the Devil (2007) your early adopted - less nursery rhyme melodies for modern songwriting with an almost unusual hardness and somehow strangely distorted guitars, and a lot of keyboards and drums that also could come from the drum machine - innovation had always been an issue in the band's sound Helloween, but somehow reminds me some passage even to techno music. A very modern fast album, has that now really is not much to do in this form with the blessed Keepers times. Many songs start with keyboards, but it is an extremely hard Helloween album become with many speed elements that somehow does not quite to the rather dünnnen, will suit soft and whiny voice of Andy Deris, who but surprisingly confident in the songs suggests. Highlights on the album, there are a surprising number, so I would the songs "Where the Sinners Go", "Are You Metal", "Who is Mr. Madman?", "World of Fantasy", "If a Mountain Could Talk" and "The Sage, The Fool, The Sinner" as consider the best songs. Where apart from the rather confused long epic closing track "Far into the Future", all other songs in your way to convince. So actually a very strong album and for me the hardest in the whole Helloween catalog, I do not but to modern production, the guitars rip and fry too little, the drums are not dynamic enough and the keyboards in every song annoy me just and make the actually very good overall impression of songwriting canceled out because I thus awarded only 4 stars, and for me is just a average album from the Deris era because I Gambling with the Devil (2007), The Legacy (2005) and Master of the Rings (1994) just like better and dignified for me to come over and sympathetic. This cold soulless, jazzed up by all sorts of effects modern sound makes here some broken.