Métal Intégral - Review / DIAMONDOG

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DIAMONDOG is a Norwegian group formed by 5 musicians: Mikael LILLEVOLD(song), Frank BJAANES (battery), Frode HEIESTAD (low), Havard TRAETHAUGand Morten HUSVIK (guitars). Kill Me, their new album, made following Diamond Dog into 2003, Black Comes The Morning in 2009 and Love, Pain And Diamonds in 2010. If the small pocket of this album has small airs ofAppetite For Destruction of which you know, any comparison with American s' stop there.
Kill Meevolves/moves in one Power Rock / Hard Rock /Métal(sounding very American) altogether melody ( Hurt,Kill Me), always loan d' energy ( No Other Name, If,Like A Diamond), even sometimes more ragor, somewhat dark ( This Is A Love Song ). The music also tightens towards one Pop Métal which n' is not without recalling MUSE out of 2 titles: the melody of Let It Showand Keep Me Safe. The sound bringings together are to be sought as regards American of FOO FIGHTERS, their compatriots of GLUECIFER, and even of English of MÖTORHEAD. The s' group; authorize a small pause with a pleasant ballade Don't You Die.
the group has own-produced Kill Me. The sound and the mix are excellent, emphasizing the quality of the 11 compositions, certainly consensual but at all to strip d' interest. L' together professionalism breathes, so much at the technical level qu' on the level of the song, in perfect adequacy with the music. DIAMONDOG hangs to us as of the first approach, balancing of the riffs solids in the middle of refrains harshly well cases and quickly memorable. A beautiful discovery, in what relates to me, coming once more from the North of l' Europe!

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