Setting the Scene
Released on March 7th, the sixth album from California’s Edge of Paradise arrives at a time when the band’s sound feels more refined than ever. Fronted by the charismatic Margarita Monet, they’ve steadily added more depth and dimension to their music with each release, carving a space that’s entirely their own in the modern metal landscape.
First Impression
From the first few seconds, it’s clear this album means business. The sound is heavier than anything the band has done before, with a cinematic and almost ominous energy underneath. There’s a sense of urgency and purpose in how the music unfolds, tight and polished, pulling you straight into its futuristic and high-stakes world.
Similar Sounds
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Visual Vibes
The artwork mirrors the album’s atmosphere with a futuristic and emotionally intense tone, echoing the contrast between the human soul and the machine.
The music videos also added to that vision, offering striking visuals that help bring the songs to life.
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In-depth Notes
Musical Shape
The album carries a distinct balance between heavy metal, cinematic soundscapes, and industrial influences. The music in this album takes on a deeper, more intense character when compared to previous releases by the band. The aggressive moments are as sharp as they are dynamic, while the melodies provide breathing room, creating a journey that moves between power and emotion.
Vocal Performance
Production Quality
General Theme
Final Verdict
Bold and daring…
Mood Meter
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Intensity
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Melancholy
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Darkness
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Joyfulness
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Serenity
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Energy
Perfect For…
Workout |
Driving |
Gaming |
Partying |
Will I play it again?
Most of the tracks are too good not to be played again and again!
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