TRACK LISTING |
Disc: 1
- Track 1: Nothing Else Remains
- Track 2: Hollow Be My Name
- Track 3: Darkest Lie
- Track 4: Rush
- Track 5: Nail
- Track 6: Raivotar
- Track 7: Soul in Flames
- Track 8: Pain Becomes Me
- Track 9: Never Enough
- Track 10: Love Controlled Despair
- Track 11: Living Dead
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.5 based on 10 reviews)
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Life after Sentenced by Christopher Bohannon (Cleveland, OH)  5 Stars
July 14, 2009
This is by far one of my favorite albums by Ville even through Sentenced which had alot of awesome records themselves. The dark gothic polished sound mixed with Ville vocals and guitar playing with hidden sounds of Sentenced sounds amazing. From the first song to the last nothing but pure pleasure for the ears.
If you happen to like their first album with Charon voalist you will not like this album. A little more tempo and dark ridden guitar riffs with underlying moody keys and Ville's scratchy low melodic vocals will upset previous fans. But Ville pulls off an album that they might not be able to top. It would be awesome if he could but it will be very hard.
I can't stop listening to this album, and can't find anything better.
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Very Polished and Well Produced by avgvstvs (Omaha NE) 5 Stars
January 05, 2008
Though many of the bands compared to H.I.M. sound similar, Poisonblack does separate itself a bit in the fact that the songs have enough interesting things in them that I still listen to the album regularly a year later. They sound much more like Charon, which seems to have a stronger following, but at least the album "The Dying Daylights" doesn't last as long (for me) as does this record. There is a more diverse range of tempos compared to that Charon record and the guitar solos stand out much more. Not quite as dark sounding as Charon, but they sound more like Ozzy and Sabbath at times, which I like alot.
Two types of albums I give 5 stars to: Ones that are very blazingly new sounding, or albums that I can still listen to a year later. This one is the latter.
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GREAT! by Christopher L. Brunner (fort bragg, NC United States)  4 Stars
March 18, 2007
This is everything that their previous CD wasn't. A great gothic rock release. I'd heard alot about them over the years, but was just alittle dissappointed when I got "escapexstacy". It was too 80's soft rock. It didn't challenge. I still liked it though.
THIS CD has alot more of a harder groove, and the songs themselves are catchy and razor-sharp. The vocals are a great improvement. I anticipate many plays in my car stereo.
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Never heard the first album 4 Stars
October 06, 2006
I really like this album. Metal heads have a bad tendancy to sub catagorize everything and if it isn't in a sub category then they hate it. Well this is like that it's just a Metal CD not too light not to hard. Just good guitar and drum work with good vocals and good songwriting.
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It's just not the same... by Laurie L. Wardyga  2 Stars
October 04, 2006
Remove the vocals and the style is there. It is unmistakenly Poisonblack. But add the vocals (no longer those of Leppäluoto) and what we once knew as Poisonblack is gone.
This CD has some great guitar work and some catchy riffs, but Leppäluoto's voice is what made the first CD so great. Now we have Poisonblack style with Sentenced vocals -- it's just not the same.
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SIMILAR PRODUCTS |
| Escapexstacy
by Poisonblack
Debut album from Finland's Poisonblack. The band is the brain-child of Sentenced's Ville Laihiala. Century Media. 2003.
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| Dead Heavy Day
by Poisonblack
Poisonblack, Dead Heavy Day
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| Cold White Light
by Sentenced
This is the eighth release from Sentenced. Produced by Hill Hiilesmaa (Moonspell, Theatre of Tragedy). 11 tracks and the bonus enhanced video to 'Killing Me Killing You'. 2002.
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| Bloodangel's Cry
by Krypteria
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| Slania
by Eluveitie
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