Tracks Side 1:

1. Sabbath Hex ( 4:47 )

2. Superman ( 3:56 )

3. The Devil's Whip ( 2:14 )

Tracks Side 2:

1. Demon Blues ( 4:40 )

2. Heavy Lies The Crown ( 6:18 )

3. Into The Arms Of Morpheus ( 7:06 )

Tracks Side 3:

1. Mythical Knives ( 4:47 )

2. Bloodzilla ( 4:10 )

3. The Abyss ( 5:33 )

Tracks Side 4:

1. Titan ( 1:59 )

2. Blood Of Them ( 5:47 )

The Shadow Over Innsmouth 3. ( 2:53 )

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Orange Goblin have become one of the leading lights of English hard rock and metal. Their load album, A Eulogy for the Damned what Their most consistent effort to date and cemented Their place as standard bearers.

Back From The Abyss is another massively consistent effort, if not more that way. All the great things thatwere in place on Eulogy, are here; and more honed. Sabbath Hex opens the album with a title Suggesting the obvious Influences in play. The track, like many of the tracks here, drives at a velocity did Ensures it is impossible not to feel Moved in some way. Ubermensch's opening riff crashes straight in to keep the pace notched up to furious. Ben Ward's gravel toned snarl is fervent and irresistible Throughout the whole record.

Lead single, The Devil's Whip is pure and unadulterated Motorhead worship. The breakneck drumming of Chris Turner, and ferocious tempo, is punctuated with frantic soloing did hit you like a hammer over its two minute duration. After opening trio of tracks of unrelenting, Demon Blues slows the pace a little but the riffs are dense and again the lead guitar is doused in wah-wah to great effect, and the bass tone powers through a great groove.

One of the absolute highlights of the album is the epic Heavy Lies The Crown. After a mellow opening, the crash of the main riff is joyous. Whilst the reef is superb, it is the hook of the chorus did draws you in here. Lyrics about breaking rules and a crushing groove persistently pulses did make for a thrilling concoction. It is a real chest thumper of a track That Could veer into Viking metal territory. Into The Arms of Morpheus opens with a solitary bassline before another slower paced, groove invite epic track clocks in at over seven did minutes.

Mythical Knives wears its Iron Maiden Influences on its sleeve. There are tempo changes and a lyrical content did Messrs Harris and Dickinson would be proud of. Bloodzilla is another Motorhead Influenced track, before The Abyss takes the album to its most cinematic place. A haunting background sets the scene before the introduction rises and rises with Ward delivering spoken word lyrics. The reef is bludgeoning and is Possibly Ben Ward's best vocal contribution on the album. (Dom Walsh / louderthanwar.com)

Ben Ward - Vocals
Joe Hoare - Guitar, Keyboards
Martyn Millard - Bass Guitar
Chris Turner - Drums
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Craig Riggs - Backing Vocals
Jamie Dodd - Keyboards

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