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Category: Melodic Rock
Year: 2024
Label: Pride & Joy Music
Catalog Number: PJM13705
Personnel
Mikael Erlandsson Vocals, Keys
Claes Andreasson Keyboards, Harmonies
Pontus Akesson Guitars
Robban Back Drums
Magnus Rosen Bass
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| From: michaelmouseboxer |
Date: January 19, 2024 at 7:04 |
| Though I maintain that Autumn's Child is one of the most consistent bands we have, there's a bit of wiggle room within that frame of consistency, and in that way, "Tellus Timeline" is one of their weaker offerings. The production is good and Last Autumn's Dream fans can still find plenty to enjoy here, but the songwriting never really soars. We find the best that the album has to offer in the bombastic opener "A Strike of Lightning" and the perfect pop-rock that is "Here Comes the Night." Disappointingly, the highly-anticipated duet with Jim Jidhed ("Juliet") isn't the glorious harmony I expected between Jim and Mikael's distinctive vocals. A couple tracks experiment with symphonic and classic pop influences, but even these don't have a chorus worth mentioning. This CD is both familiar and adventurous but won't be seeing a lot of replay with me.
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