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Power Metal with just a bit of vertuosity.
Genre:
Metal/Punk: Power Metal
Release Date:
2005
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Sphere Of Resistance
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FINALLY..!..after 5 long years...Spittin Jonah got back in the studio and got down to business! Guess they weren't just sittin' around playin' cards afterall. This disc shows the natural growth of a band that is maturing collectively and as individual players. With Sphere of Resistance they have given us a magnificent collection of original music that is far and above the first release.
SPHERE OF RESISTANCE just flat out CRANKS! The intro fools you in to a false sense of soft and then grabs you by the face and takes you for a 50 minute metal ride.
Feelings of older Judas Priest, UFO, Savatage, DIO, Maiden, Blue Murder, even Dream Theater (without the keyboards of course.)
Mustering a heavier sound than the previous release (Louder Than Hell) they added a few 'progressive' elements on this one and it balances the listener's journey through this 'old school' power metal onslaught. The vocals are full out 'balls' this time! They've been compared to the vocals of Chris Boltendahl of Grave Digger. The guitars are big and angry!(A lot more 'vertuoso-shred' guitar solos on this one!)
The bass is square in the pocket throughout and the drums are just huge!
Just a fine piece of work from the guys on this one!Absolutely brilliant!
We dare you to keep your head still!!
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author: K J H B
Another great find
author: Ray
Just another example of the great music this band exudes. Great work guys and keep on rockin
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Hard Rock
author: Angelic Warlord
Lewisville, Texas based Spittin Jonah was first put together by founding members guitarist Matt Eaton, vocalist Billy Hagan Blax and drummer Mike Rich in the spring of 1997. Soon rounding out its line up with the addition of bassist James Young, the hard rocking four piece unit proceeded to record its aptly titled full length debut Louder Than Hell in 2000 before following up five years later with a very fine sophomore effort entitled Sphere Of Resistance. The album finds the band continuing to moving in classic metal territory while reflecting the influence of power metal and straightforward hard rock, delivering a sound certain to appeal to fans of Judas Priest, Metal Church, UFO, Saint, Armageddon, F.O.G. and Resurrection Band. Without a doubt Spittin Jonah is HEAVY but it can compose a song with a great deal of melody as well, reflecting in the foundation of catchy mid-tempo hard rockers such as “Blood Stains”, “Street Preacher”, “The Maze” and “Calling To The Grave” the album is built upon. The band can even turn it up a notch in that more up-tempo numbers “Envy & Hate” and “Fight To Be” rank with the albums best.
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Good music, too bad about the cursing
author: eyesore
I thought the cd was pretty good, great music and a positive focal point, what with these guys saying they played white metal (christian metal) and though their lyrics align with their claims, they say things like 'dammit son, we're all the same' and 'hell yeah'. If they really want to sing about Christian themes then they should leave the expletives deleted. All in all, the music is great metal, unfortunately due to the cursing it will not be in my player as often as it could have/should have been!
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