No pandering is also a solution ...

If Holmes & Co., they must ponder ideas to a new board to feel like in an election campaign. Whom are we actually use? The ancients Draconian Times-trailer or the subtle host Gutfinder? The fact that both camps can agree as well or even very good times on an album is unlikely (you can see that, either at the reviews).
Someone who each work period and therefore each album could abgewinnen something this grave struggles elicit only uncomprehending shaking of heads.

Refreshingly, seem Paradise Lost to have piped to this bickering, because Faith Divides Us Death Unites Us sounds neither clearly to early still clearly to late work, but presents you with a self-reliance, as they have long not heard in this density of them has. This starts with the opener As Horizons End, what a song! And with the title track they have, I think, one of the best anthems its not exactly short career presented.

The album does not hit? No catchy? Listen to The Rise of denial or Last Regret on. Those things are still humming to himself hours later without you knowing it. Living with Scars and Universal Dream may not be the big charm, but forget it. The plate is simply fun, from beginning to end and across. Nick Holmes still has not learned really sing, but that does nothing at all, his broken voice has never fit better in a PL album. Conclusion: great album of a great band!