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Fenrir - Frozen Flowers
Frozen Flowers

by Fenrir 

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metal folk heavy celtic femalefronted

 

6 tracks
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1 The Wanderer
 
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2 Frozen Ocean
 
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3 The White Deer
 
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4:32
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4 Metal Jig
 
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5 Dawn of God
 
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6 Nightfall
 
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19/05/09

Ah, Fenrir's much anticipated second album. And as I'd hoped, the sound quality is *much* improved!

Hauntingly beautiful vocals with evocative lyrics, excellent interplay of the instrumental lines, and overall a stellar performance. Very good composition, and some very distinctive melodic lines and textures.

Some of the ideas developed at certain moments of many of the songs are novel and brilliant. I'm writing this review on only my second listen through the album and already I'm finding I have some favourite moments. Very impressive.

Fenrir is obviously a band with a great love for their music, who delight in playing and singing together, and this comes across even more strongly on this album. I give it a 10.



27/11/09

"Frozen Flowers" has turned out quite a bit better than "Whispers of the Old World." This album has much better sound quality and doesn't disappoint, especially to fans of Celtic/Metal. The female voice is great and the instruments are astonishingly good. I love the Celtic strings and guitar highlights.

One of my favorites, "The White Deer" had a lovely melody, drums, and outstanding singing. I think it must be difficult and exhausting to sing in this manner as the Celtic style singer needs to keep up with the tempo, and project her soprano voice over the energetic guitars, strings, and drums. I thought that "Metal Jig" was a good showcase for the Celtic/Metal fusion and it sure made me want to break out into a jig. I loved the overall production of "Dawn of God" which was outstandingly awesome to listen to and where strings, guitar riffs, singer and all shined brightly like the sun.

WOW!

30/07/09

Fenrir more than lived up to the promised that I had hoped it would with their first album.

This is SOOOO going into my podcast! It is so difficult to find QUALITY celtic metal.

Thank you so much for pushing through the second album and putting a big smile on my face.

27/05/09

I was looking for something with melodic in the vocals, but with some "push" on the riffs, this was extremely close to what I wanted. Sounds sort of similar to some other artist (THIS IS NOT BAD, it shows that Fenrir can easily compete in the genre of Celtic influenced Metal). Vocals are great and instruments are good too. Tracks I personally liked the most "The Wanderer" and "Dawn of God". Enjoyable, worth a listen.

 

Album information

FRA
Release May 19, 2009
Listens 4401 Downloads 818
Starred 45 Playlisted 16    
Reviews 7 Rating 9.3/10

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