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Four years have passed since "Illumination" was released, and Awake has used the time to grow into a tighter and stronger unit: everything has taken at least one step ahead. "Forever More" is all-in-all a better and more rounded album and sees them moving out the Evergrey shadows that hung over them in the beginning of their career. They have moved on and have found a sound of their own on this album. They come across in a heavier and darker version, where everything falls nicely into place. The foundation is still a powerful version of progressive metal and the new guitar duo fits right in like they've always been a part and Simon Shedwell shows that he should be counted among the up-and-coming young progressive metal vocalists. "Forever More" is a mature, well thought out and played album with a good production, but I fear that it will have a hard time standing up against the massive flow of great progressive metal releases we see right now, but if you liked "Illumination" then I suggest you pick this one up because it is simply a better album and a move in the right direction for Awake. | ||||||||||||||||||
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