The first Progressive Metal hightlight 2013

November Red irons consistently the only weakness, which was sometimes a bit stuffy production of albums, from. The exciting mix of power and progressive metal sounds now really well and drowned out hot from the stereo. The band still has the slight Savatage list, which is especially generated by the songs of Alexander Göhs. In some choruses one thinks Zak Stevens heard at the microphone. Well, there are certainly worse references.

"Birds of Passage" opens the series of successful songs without exception. The Zehnminüter combines all strengths of Bavaria together. With rhythmic and melodic ideas Dante small knit a complex song, which degenerates, however, at no time in progressive Gefrickel. "The Lone And Level Sands" pulls the hardness of a little, but manage Dante also here again the audience to provide a common thread and pull with wonderful vocal melodies in the spell.

The highlight of the album is waiting at the end of November Red. The long title track is pleasing to the ear with soft and hard sounds, which provide the constant change for plenty of variety. Garnished with beautiful keyboard melodies and sophisticated guitar breaks, Prog Metal fans are probably out here close to an acoustic climax!

Recommended!