Not only do external shackles hold - sometimes the burden inside

Romantic meditations and apprehensions vary the Bruised sound from restrained doubts in a romantic ballad, to an explosion of emotions in the chorus, embodying fears, taking up the tonality of the vocals and starting the Burdens Within - Burdens Within album with intriguing anxiety and uncertainties.
The severe wave of a powerful drive in Dead End Town intro sweeps away all doubts, vocal phrases restrain the development of this power in the verse, supplementing the sound with meditations and forebodings, but in breeches the power of entry again conquers everything around.
The obscure haze of dark romance is obscured from all sides by vague signs and echoes of prophecy, proclaiming that all this is happening Devils Due will in this misty ballad.
Great Deceiver somewhat hardens the sound of dark motifs, giving them drive and energy, but not sweeping away in rapid jerks, but rolling in waves of confident march.
Preparation for the party takes place in an atmosphere of heightened nervousness, a hard drive at an average pace pushes anxiety and emotions while asking Let's Party begins, invisible illusive illusions scurry around, urging sharp guitar passages.
Exalted reflections envelop the atmosphere full of feelings and emotions, incarnating in an incredibly romantic ballad How Would You Feel, embracing a lot of feelings and emotions, which are to be divided only with worthy of this chosen one. Unforgettable guitar riff, full of confidence and unbreakable spirit completes the composition.
But the next composition Illusion still full of thoughtful experiences, restrained and anxiously reflecting on the unknown mysteries and vague expectations of the future prophecies.
Anger and rage in the dense You Could Have Listened introduction are intertwined with the experiences of vocal phrases, as if doubting the preference of the chosen path, asking named questions in their difficult and slow procession again and again.
Wrath, anger and discontent envelops the thick darkness, creating the most majestic composition of the album Re Animate Me, in which you can see both the shades of doom metal and the trends of classical art rock.
Even more softening soft and melodic ballad How Would You Feel (Acoustic Version) turns into a wise and informative tale of the bard about past events, wanderings and passed trials.
Recalling the past years and sources of inspiration, What It's Worth (Buffalo Springfield cover) honors the legends of rock music, condensing sound and more emotionally giving vocals flavored with memories of former youth.