Morgana Lefay- Aberrations Of The Mind- 2007 - 320k(Swedish Speed /Power Metal)

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Tracklisting
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1. (00:03:15) Morgana Lefay - Delusions
2. (00:03:20) Morgana Lefay - Make A Wish
3. (00:03:58) Morgana Lefay - The Rush Of Possession
4. (00:04:18) Morgana Lefay - Depression
5. (00:03:56) Morgana Lefay - Caught In The Tread Wheel
6. (00:03:47) Morgana Lefay - Reflections Of War
7. (00:03:23) Morgana Lefay - Face Of Fear
8. (00:03:37) Morgana Lefay - Where I Rule
9. (00:04:31) Morgana Lefay - In Shadows I Reign
10. (00:04:01) Morgana Lefay - Aberration Of Mind
11. (00:03:37) Morgana Lefay - Vultures Devouring
12. (00:05:55) Morgana Lefay - Over & Over Again
13. (00:03:50) Morgana Lefay - Nightmares Are Made In Hell (BonusTrack)
Playing Time.........: 00:51:27
Total Size...........: 117.75 MB
NFO generated on.....: 15/06/2008 08:21:43
Charles Rytkonen - Vocals
Peter Grehn - Guitars
Fredrik Lundberg - Bass
Pelle Akerlind - Drums
Tony Ericsson - Guitars
2004 was the returning year of MORGANA LEFAY. Their concept album "Grand Materia" unfortunately in my ears was not as strong as previous releases from the band. Maybe the concept behind it caused this short setback. "Aberration Of The Mind" on the other hand is a fucking heavy album that proves once again how tough these dudes can be. This is a quite aggressive album with furious tunes and a raw production that really reaches the standards set by albums like "The Secret Doctrine" and "Maleficium".
The album kick-starts with the ultra violent "Delusions" and the pressure is constant until tune number four "Depression" that is a mid tempo dynamite. There?s no doubt about it, this most be one of the most extreme albums of MORGANA LEFAY. This band was always too damn heavy to simply describe as "power" or even "heavy" metal. Yet at the same time you cannot classify them amongst the extreme acts of Sweden. I guess MORGANA LEFAY play in a league of their own! As always the distinct vocal lines of Charles Rytkonen are dominant - a classic occasion of "love em or hate em" in my opinion.
So in 2007 MORGANA LEFAY really deliver the album that signifies their return. Thumbs up,