Line-up changes, especially who are always critical on micro and tend to split the fan base. In the case of Arch Enemy, there are two, Alissa White-Gluz (micro) and Nick Cordle (guitar). Okay, Alissa occurs in the rather large footsteps of its predecessor, which they yet not bad fills. On the contrary, it gives the songs their own style and yells less what a whole provides a more melodic listening. At hardness album loses at any point. Already the first song and know entrain with the title track presents the band a brilliant Metal anthem. Again and again present the melodic guitar runs and here has definitely also the new guitarist done a great job. Overall a good, powerful album, because you can over trifles, like the little imaginative and simple hide the songs As The Pages Burn, easy to overlook.
