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Band
Diviner
Title
Fallen Empires
Type
LP/EP
Company
Ulterium
YOR
2016
Style
Power
Popular Reviews
Overall this is solid European power metal
Greek act Diviner are comprised of current and ex-members of Innerwish and have released their debut album 'Fallen Empires' via Ulterium Records. The band use biblical lyrics to convey some apocalyptic imagery within the songs. The religious overtones are positive in nature and aren't out of place with this label (Audiovision, Rob Rock, Theocracy). Overall this is solid European power metal that isn't a far cry from Mystic Prophecy and Nightmare. 
 
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