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"Always anchored in a progressive metal where melody prevails over technicality, "Clone" proves to be a good entry point to discover Threshold."
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Clone is marked by the arrival of a new singer, Andrew 'Mac' McDermott, who opens a new era for Threshold, the one of recognition...
The Threshold style is immediately recognizable, direct, and efficient with a lot riffs, the famous acoustic guitars with their characteristic sound, the keyboards in the background and the powerful and well calibrated voice. Nothing new then with always these fast parts interspersed with one or two more or less syrupy ballads. The only difference compared to the albums which will follow comes from the female choirs, numerous and scattered throughout the album.
Although the ingredients and constructions of Threshold's albums are almost identical, "Clone" remains for many fans one of the best albums of the band. Always anchored in a progressive metal where melody takes precedence over technicality, "Clone" proves to be a good gateway to discover a band with an amazing longevity. - Official website
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TRACK LISTING:
01. Freaks
02. Angels
03. The Latent Gene
04. Lovelorn
05. Change
06. Life's Too Good
07. Goodbye Mother Earth
08. Voyager II
09. Sunrise On Mars
LINEUP:
Andrew Mcdermott: Chant
Jon Jeary: Basse
Karl Groom: Guitares
Mark Heaney: Batterie
Nick Midson: Guitares
Richard West: Claviers
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