The perfect title

The title of this single makes it to the point! At least from the perspective of people who do not know Unholy only since 2010. Just as you were, dear Count, you will stay with me always. The way you are, so I do not want to see you.
Now I need to write the whole story no commercial novel. Too bad, but if he thinks that he can only be successful if he every single inhabitants of this land so penetrating imposes itself by being ANYWHERE to hear and to see, then I can only shake my head. That you also have success and be able to remain faithful to the show bands like Rammstein. Unholy has unfortunately turned 180 degrees and is no longer the by far what it once was. And no, this is not a bitter obituary of an old fans, but just the truth. I have witnessed both and can say with conviction that is no longer the same band as earlier.

For CD: The way you were sound, although the Count it denies, according to a continuation of Born to live, or at your own site. The text is extremely flat and kept the refrain reminiscent Hallelujah:
Ha-le-luuuu-Jaaah
So-as-duuu-waarst

The piece but nothing more remains in the ear. Compared with previous Unholy ballads like Be My Light or, God forbid, an astronaut, a total letdown and not even halbausgeschöpftes potential.
The second title, night shift leaves some joy arise acts but also extremely attached and the Count sings now with fabric softener in the vocal cords, earlier he had always asked for the harder pieces his voice lowered by "evil" to sound, now he sings himself the tough stuff in a soft voice, what the whole lot of pressure increases and thus also makes that song about nothing in particular.
I also find it a pity that actually are only 2 songs on the single. There used as Maxi CDs that have the heart beat faster. Now you get 2 songs on a cheaply produced CD geballert and must be content.

I find it very unfortunate how Unholy has changed. Clear, which is Count and remains a likeable person with a big heart and I admire him for his kind and his commitment to sick children, etc., but a musician should be judged primarily by his music and what it produces today, Unfortunately, there is no longer really "his" music, even though he still likes to claim that. But who knows who there behind his back pulls the strings and puts his words in my mouth ...