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Destiny - The Undiscovered Country

Posted on Monday, October 25, 2010

Very expertly played Heavy Metal with some sort of Thrashy influences, and the occasional harmony vocal line. That might be great news, or the stuff of ridicule, depending on how you look at it. But after the better part of 20 years (although only 4 albums), Destiny at the very least have perfected their craft, and you’ll be hard pressed to find better written or played Traditional Metal anywhere. Now, as far as I’m concerned, it could be a bit heavier, more intense, and those high-pitched backing vocals bug me sometimes, but for what it is, The Undiscovered Country is damn hard to top.

Rating: 8.75

Originally appeared in Metal Curse #12

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Tags: Destiny - Heavy Metal - Thrash Metal
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