Description

Official licensed made CD-Maximum records release in jewelcase

Magica, from Romania, is an intriguing entity: they use female vocals, lots of keyboards, and appear to pace around Nightwish above all else. However, the band is far from some disgruntled contract of mindless worshipping; they have seen the woes their favorite band had undergone, so a little reconstruction was on the grill when Magica arose. The vocal work by Ana Mladinovici finds itself usually leaning towards an operatic direction, albeit fantastically coordinated upon entwinement of metallic sections. Instrumentally, a mixture of fast riffs blend upon mid-paced choppers in accurate numbers of memorable hormones like any album of such nature should, not to mention the speed alteration warps itself beyond good words; it is quite an essence of diversified attachments. The album is certainly the opposite of unkempt power metal pushing false values upon its own kind, rather something reviving in the sense of female-fronted ideas. If Nightwish did not suck, they’d release something like Hereafter and swipe their moniker to Magica.

Track list:
1. All Waters Have The Colour Of Drowning
2. Turn To Stone
3. Through Wine
4. No Matter What
5. Entangled
6. This Is Who I Am
7. Weight Of The World
8. Energy For The Gods
9. Shallow Grave
10. I Remember A Day
11. Into Silence
12. Endless
13. Vrajitoarea Cea Rea
14. All Waters Have The Colour Of Drowning-video