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Band
Lechery
Title
In Fire
Type
LP/EP
Company
Metal Heaven
YOR
2011
Style
Traditional
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12/16/2011 - Review by: Eric Compton

Lechery
In Fire

Company: Metal Heaven
Release: 2011
Genre: Traditional
Reviewer: EC

  • Fight for the metal



    • Hard to question the faith with songs like "Heart Of A Metal Virgin" and "Mechanical Beast". Sweden's best kept secret roar with "In Fire", the group's second attempt to channel traditional metal dynamics through bombastic production standards. Rickard Begtsson (Arch Enemy, Spiritual Beggars) has his creative stamp all over this production, really catapulting beyond the norm and into a heightened sense of awareness. This band nails Accepts's hook-and-groove anthems and do it with a modern capability. The guitars scream cleanly and the kick drums sound phenomenal through fluid consistency. I can't help but throw Lechery in the same cauldron with Wolf and Savage Messiah in terms of ferocious and steady metal deeds. Great vocals, tons of unity and that undying "fight for the metal" persuasion makes this seem timeless.


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      4 :AVE RATING

    ALL REVIEWS FOR: LECHERY
    TITLE
    DOR
    COMPANY
    		 REVIEWER DATE MADE RATING
    In Fire
    2011
    Metal Heaven
    		Eric Compton12/16/2011
    4
    We Are All Born Evil
    2018
    Bleeding Music
    		Eric Compton4/7/2018
    3

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