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Band
Lethal Steel
Title
Legions of the Night
Type
LP/EP
Company
High Roller
YOR
2016
Style
Traditional
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3/3/2016 - Review by: Eric Compton
Heavily utilized molding that puts the band somewhere in the early 80s
Enforcer vocalist Olof Wikstrand steps in to produce fellow Swedish natives Lethal Steel's debut album 'Legion of the Night'. The band also features one time Enforcer live axe-man Jonathan Nordwall. So what's with all the Enforcer comparison? The band are of the New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal formula, a heavily utilized molding that puts the band somewhere in the early 80s, maybe on par with something like Stormwitch. Vocalist Viktor Gustafsson isn't the best vocalist and really fails to rise above a monotone delivery. Guitars and battery are fantastic though and keep everything at full charge ahead.
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