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The Ninth Hour marks Sonata Arctica‘s fourth full length since Unia. In 2016, that means that half the band’s career is post-Unia and since that monumental album Sonata Arctica has gone through a tense relationship with its history and—if the comments on this blog are anything to go by—its fanbase. In recent years the band has reintroduced wolf shirts and their old logo, but for me it’s The Days of Grays—an album distinctly lacking both—that remains the band’s best since 2004. But the band has had less success since TDoG. Stones Grow Her Name was.

Ringtonuri Si Sonerii Mp3 Download. Pariah’s Child was, but not great. But I’m always excited when new Sonata Arctica records hit. I count the band among my favorites, and I think that Tony Kakko is a genuinely talented and unique songwriter. These Finns have developed a sound that is idiosyncratic, interesting, and fun. And fortunately for us all The Ninth Hour shows the band hitting their stride again. Expert Choice V11 Exelon on this page. Sonata Arctica has never been subtle and The Ninth Hour doesn’t change that.

The cover art features a city in the shape of a skull, balancing society versus nature (wolf shirt!) and this theme also dominates the album. More than any previous record, The Ninth Hour is fairly thematic, focused on the issues of climate change and the human relationship to the earth. The album’s opening finds Sonata Arctica riffing on Nightwish‘s ridiculous Richard-Dawkins-reads-nonsense section from Endless Forms Most Beautiful, hitting home the conflict between society and nature. The upbeat and baldly political “Fairytale” drops the line “It’s cool and we’re all snowed in / Vote yes for the global warming!” while the solemn “We Are What We Are” laments with Kakko’s most cynical chorus of all time: “We could save our world / But we are what we are / We should love our earth / But we are what we are / It takes care of our loved ones / But we are what we are!” The album recapitulates the opening track with a heartfelt closer “On the Faultline (Closer to an Animal)” which pushes on a similar theme.

Fear not, however, The Ninth Hour manages to avoid being preachy by including songs about werewolves (“Among the Shooting Stars”), the wonders of flight (“Fly, Navigate, Communicate”), and Tony Kakko’s teenage years in 1970s America (“Candle Lawns”). But The Ninth Hour doesn’t just distinguish itself thematically.

It distinguishes itself musically in a way that I have difficulty conveying. Sonata Arctica has become an increasingly unique blend of piano driven progressive rock and showtunes girded with a Europower frame. Put differently, if Jim Steinman had been born in Finland, Meat Loaf would have sounded like The Ninth Hour. The songs are catchy but epic and often bordering on excess.