Command To Charge

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Total Tracks: 11   Total Length: 48:50

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Hell yeah!!

pnavarro

Recently started listening to Some other melodic metal/folk metal bands and came across these guys and god damn I listen to one song and im hooked. Freakin love it.

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Kicks Ass

jotahua

This album, along with Caladonia, is an amazing album. I also have a couple of their older cd's, (not available here) and I have not heard one bad song among any of them.

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crushing

muledog

I downloaded caledonia first and was extremely impressed so i took a shot at command to charge and was blown away. Ive seen them listed as black metal and folk metal and even melodic death but this disc really cant be pigeonholed that easily.This motherfucker crushes. Its heavy melodic with a little folk metal ... its just awesome

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Prior to Command to Charge, Suidakra were German metal’s answer to Songs from the Wood-era Jethro Tull, blending headbanging riffs with gentle, largely acoustic folk tunes. That side of the band isn’t entirely absent from Command to Charge: the Celtic-influenced “A Runic Rhyme” and the splashy instrumental “Dead Man’s Reel” are entirely in keeping with Suidakra’s old sound, and there’s even a 30-second interlude played on bagpipes! Overall, however, this album repositions Suidakra as a fairly standard issue metalcore act. They’re more melodic than most, but the melodies now have more in common with Linkin Park than the Incredible String Band, and there’s a higher average of Cookie Monster vocals. The problem is that the metalcore audience are going to be puzzled and likely put off by the folk and acoustic elements just as much as Suidakra’s old fan base are likely to consider the new sound a commercially motivated sellout. As a result, Command to Charge is not likely to entirely please either audience. – Stewart Mason

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