Hellfueled - Memories In Black (Flac)

Artist: Hellfueled
Album: Memories In Black
Release: 2007
Bitrate: Flac
Genre: Heavy Metal
File Size: 391 MB

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Track List:

1. Hellfueled - Rewinding Time (4:41)
2. Hellfueled - Monster (3:55)
3. Hellfueled - Sky Walker (4:40)
4. Hellfueled - Again (4:59)
5. Hellfueled - Warzone (4:14)
6. Hellfueled - Search Goes On (4:02)
7. Hellfueled - Queen Of Fire (4:06)
8. Hellfueled - Right Now (4:45)
9. Hellfueled - Face Your Demon (3:30)
10. Hellfueled - Down (3:59)
11. Hellfueled - Master Of Night (3:52)
12. Hellfueled - Slow Down (2:56)

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Review:

Hellfueled - Memories In Black

Huskvarna is a little town of Sweden, generally known worldwide for its motorcycles, chainsaws and as the homeland of “The Gardigans”. From now on, every time we refer to this place, it’s sure that we won’t forget to add the name HELLFUELED together with all aforementioned achievements that Huskvarna should be proud of. After the very good albums “Volume One” and “Born II Rock” that gained really good reviews and made the band generally known in Europe, HELLFUELED locked themselves in at the new Studio Fredman to record undoubtedly its most mature and greatest albums of their career. Literally speaking, “Memories In Black” starts where Ozzy’s solo efforts started to lose their meaning and inspiration. For those who don’t know, HELLFUELED is a doom/stoner rock band that greatly reminds of Ozzy’s second period solo career, with Zakk Wylde on guitar circa 1988 through to 1992 (to be more accurate, their music is the meeting point between Black Sabbath and Spiritual Beggars). In the two previous albums you’d swear that Ozzy is the vocalist of the band, but in this album Andy Alkman has really improved his vocals and has definitely become more original. As for the musical part, the 12 songs of the album have all the appropriate elements a pure stoner rock fan would expect. If I had to characterize “Memories In Black” in two words I would say only this: Fucking Groovy!!!. Just listen to the thrashy “Rewinding Time” and its emotional solo in the middle part, the groovy starting riff of “Monster”, the Sabbath-ish “Sky Walker” as a modern version of “A National Acrobat”, the bluesy “Again” and the Hendrix like “Monster Of Night” and soon you’ll get to the point. The album is literally speaking an “orgasm” of wah guitar effects, catchy riffs and choruses as well as fast well-played groovy solos. Of course, I should not forget to mention the really “smashing bones” rhythmic session and the totally perfect sound production.

This album came to secure the band’s more and more anodic steps. The fact that all of their albums are released by “Black Lodge” confirms that the band totally trusts this Label, and I think they’re right. This is just the beginning…”Memories In Black” is dedicated to the fans of the genre and all those that were disappointed by Ozzy’s latest mediocre albums.

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