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Artist: H.E.A.T.

Title: Into The Great Unknown

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Category: Melodic Rock

Year: 2017

Label: Ear Music/Edel

Catalog Number: 0212258emu

Personnel

Crash drums
Dave Dalone guitars
Erik Gronwall vocals
Jimmy Jay bass
Jona Tee keyboards

Tracks

1.  Bastard of Society  
2.  Redefined  
3.  Shit City  
4.  Time On Our Side  
5.  Best of the Broken  
6.  Eye of the Storm  
7.  Blind Leads the Blind  
8.  We Rule  
9.  Do You Want It  
10.  Into the Great Unknown  

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From: masmusic Date: September 13, 2017 at 18:32
A real pleasure to be the one to make a first comment on this release! Wow! This is really good! The band appears to have matured somewhat, which is not a bad thing. Excellent MHR, great production, very good song writing, my only complaint it is not long enough! 10/10

From: MetalllianStallion Date: September 27, 2017 at 2:04
It's official, HEAT has officially jumped the shark. The band should have named this album after track #3 (Shit City) to let you know the Spinal Tap-estry of shit Sandwiches that your ears are about to swallow.I don't mind some of the band's previous releases but I have never warmed to Gronwall's vocals who sounds/looks like a boy band member trying to sing hard rock. The track ‘Time On Our Side’ is pure pop rock. Even harder edge tracks "Bastard of Society" sound limp, with new kids on the block doing background gang vocals (hanging tough). The singer is a former Sweden version of American Idol contestant, so I guess it makes sense. "Redefined" & "Time On Our Side" could be heard in any dance club or American Idol show. @masmusic - curious since this album came out on 9/21/17 how do you give your PERFECTION review with no release? Samples?, you're better than that my chop stick friend, 10/100 for the funky electronica beats on "Do you want it". My answer is a BIG NO!!

From: 123charpenay Date: September 28, 2017 at 13:47
i m a very big fan of heat.metallian listen to "freedom rock" their second realise it s an atomic bomb.so i ve order this cd closed eyes in japan.for the first time a heat record s for me is a deception.i m agree with metallian ,this record sound modern and strange.it s a mix of pop rock, a little hard, a little psychadelic.hopefully we have some guitar solos cause the question is:did heat always a hard rock band? the magnificent and very catchy hard f m of their first album is far far away.for sure this record will be much debated.some people will scream to a genius album ,others like metallian and me will be very sceptic and absoluty not hooked by this weird realise.

From: CC Date: October 3, 2017 at 18:52
Just on the comment as to how the first poster could comment on this. The album leaked a good two weeks or so before it was released. I downloaded it on 7th of September for instance.

From: masmusic Date: October 3, 2017 at 20:05
CC- I have friends in high places and received an advanced copy.

From: the rocker Date: October 11, 2017 at 19:36
Just not for me aside from a few songs. I'm just not big on change/moving forward stuff. Blind Leads The Blind, Bastard Of Society, Shit City are the 3 that would have fit on TDTW. There a couple others that I can "listen" to but this is NOT the same band that gave us ATN. Just my feelings/thoughts.

From: titothetitan Date: October 18, 2017 at 12:00
The album sounds more mature and modern than the previous ones. It may disappoint old fans a bit, just as it may attract new ones. I found the album the less vibrant of them all, even having a magnificent production.

From: titothetitan Date: October 18, 2017 at 12:08
Hi MetalllianStallion, i would love to hear all the 'boy band member' singing GOOD MUSIC like this.

From: MetalllianStallion Date: October 19, 2017 at 2:17
titothetitan, you know the sayin', One man's trash is another's treasure. Gronwall has a couple pop solo releases on HH, so enjoy this teaser track from your favorite back side boy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytSP6E9Rv_M

From: Z4roxx Date: December 12, 2017 at 14:12
I did not know there was a new album. Great band, great live show some year ago in Italy.In the meantime please check out these guys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bcs3yklSD7Y ....Really hope the site may add them....???

From: guitarrizer Date: February 14, 2018 at 3:13
Very good album, easily in my Top 10 for 2017. Unfortunately not as good as previous ones. It's pleasant but no timeless classics here.

From: CMGio Date: April 3, 2018 at 0:35
You know, I really don't like this one. Not because it's bad, but because it seems like such a significant departure from previous efforts. Less guitar solos, more "edgy" material (I don't know how you can say a band has matured when they go from writing songs like "Everybody Wants to be Someone" or "Feel it Again," for example to songs like "Shit City"), and just a plain deterioration of material since Erik Gronwall joined the band. "Address the Nation" was phenomenal, but since then, I've watched my favorite band become increasingly less interesting.

From: hair metal again Date: March 8, 2019 at 11:17
pretty good release for HEAT once again trying to create a different vibe but always with high energy and big vocals on the front!interesting use of keys ,but unfortunately the guitar besides the solos is way back!"bastard of society","redefined" are fine songs !

From: titothetitan Date: November 22, 2019 at 14:04
This fifth album doesn't sound like H.E.A.T at all and there's no audible resemblance with AOR whatsoever. It's perfectly listenable but very disappoing. H.E.A.T released some new songs of their upcoming 6th album and thank God they're back to their roots [actually it sounds more like a Hard Rock album] rather than this boring psicodelic non-sense that this album [Into The Great Unknown] is.


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