That's definitely - even to this day, although "Something Wicked ..." and "Horror Show" also more than successful works of men around Jon Schaffer represent. The very first song - the title track - can shake a mat: Horny riffing - simple and uncompromising, but absolutely tight and catchy. For the next ballad "I Died For You" you have to really say not particularly much, except: it must sound like a metal ballad. Wonderfully melancholic kitsch totally free and with passionate vocals of Matthew Barlow, who belongs anyway with his power-voice in my opinion one of the best metal singer. Other highlights of the album are for me also "The Hunter", "Vengeance Is Mine" and of course the last seven and a half-minute track "A Question Of Heaven" - the icing. In the trilogy of the last three pieces you can feel actually feel the death wish in the music, as described in the text. In any case, rules the entire album away a gloom and melancholy that grabs the listener and drags. A CD that I've listened to it quite a few times and just never gets boring.
