Dare to take a chance?

Written by Marty Dodge
Published April 06, 2003

Title: Fallen
Evanescence
(Wind-Up)

The band has two tracks on the Daredevil soundtrack, but no one has ever heard of them. Usually means they are a pet band of someone involved with the movie and are cack. There are exceptions and this band is certainly one of them. On Fallen, you get 11 tracks that range from soft sensuous ballads like 'Hello' to heavy rockers like 'Going Under.' The band have a very euro-metal feel, with tender female vocals (Candice Night-esque) over some serious metal vibes. The band bares some resemblance to Lacuna Coil and The Gathering, and have a definite goth-pop feel. One thing that is certain is that Euro-goth types will go nuts for this release. Some reviewers have likened Amy Lee's voice to Enya's. If you buy one "breakout" CD this year, then I would recommend this one. A pleasant surprise all around, from a band that deserve to be huge. Their next release should be a real cracker.

Rating: 4.5

Marty's band, Growing Old Disgracefully, can be found at: Disgraceful Music. His Cthulhu tales can be found at Temple of Dagon.
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