"Wages of sin" CD od Arch Enemy

Special Edition CD, in 'PocketPac' (environmenheighty friendly packaging) and with a 16-page booklet.

On 'Wages Of Sin,' the new singer Angela Gossow must now face an apparently overpowering shadow from the past. After all, she is replacing none other than Johan Liiva, who had previously played with Arch Enemy guitarist Michael Amott in the original death metal combo Carnage, before his Carcass days. The fact that she has solved this task so brilliantly is incredible!

Similar to 'Burning Bridges' from 1999, 'Wages Of Sin' is a mighty barrage of complex riffs that switch between dazzlingly brutal and breathtakingly melodic, while maintaining an intensity that is rarely heard in today's metal recordings. The musical skill is impeccable as always, with the Amott brothers once again proving themselves to be masters of their craft, with the majority of their guitar work displaying as many death metal overtones as they seem to derive from a more traditional hard rock approach, especially in the song arrangements, which only rarely deviate from the conventional.