what an album..hugely successful songs they may aswell call it the greatest hits!
something different to sounding the seventh trumpet!
a7x once said they wanted to conquor all areas of metal and with this there almost there and done a god damn good job of it!

Another essential purchase if haven't already brought.

It is more and less where sounding the seventh trumpet left off, full on hardcore and melodic chrouses. In my case A7X's ultimate album, so many great songs on here which standout to me, unholy confessions, eternal rest, remenissions, I wont see you tonight parts one and two and chapter four. I think they are brillaint but the whole album had a lot of work and emotion put into each song. It also sounds as if M Shadows is in the room with you when you hear a harrowing scream and growl, as always the syn and the zacky do a none stop shred on each song, especially love I wont see you tonight part 2.

I brought this for my friend as she hadn't heard waking the fallen before and she was blown away! As a true blue A7X fan this album is nothing short of brilliant..

Wow. Ok, I've had this album since day one and only now decided to write a review to express to you guys who don't own it what you're missing.

This is from a band who are hugely confident, and have stacks of talent for an un-thinkable future. Every, yes every song on this album has been carefully crafted, and is very aesthetically pleasing to the ear. From M.shadows mixing the screaming from the singing, down so brilliantly, and Zacky and Sinister playing with the solo's. What I'm really impressed with is The Rev, wasn't too keen on "Sounding The Seventh Trumpet", but this is a guy who can take the drumming world to a new level, now with on their albums "City of Evil" and now of course the self titled album, Joey and Neil beware, this guy had huge potential.

I would advise anyone, anyone to buy this album, this is modern metal at its quite very best, 10/10 for every song, in my view one of, if not the best metal album of the new rock era.