Should this album represent Amaranthe's development? I do not know and I do not know what they were thinking ... If the course goes on, I'll just have to listen to the two previous albums. For the texts Amaranthe was never known, but there were then still songs that were at least in the ear. But now: 12 Techno Metal songs ?, in my opinion, simply to pass by one and not be remembered and every 1/2 minutes were cut on average on the 3. "Gaps" are closed with synthesizers, begun intros with synthesizers, moved the electric guitar in the background, and then filter through annoying Eliza Ryd's (singer) voice, which has in itself a very good voice set. I can forgive only 2 stars for yet punchy and bold sounding production and for the great guitar solos. Guitar solos, where they have at least still had the quality that you will not even leave out.
