#aclla

[raireart]

More lineless busts of my characters in the Dragonriders of Pern universe!

[quarkmaster]

'Aclla'

Luis Medina

[verric]

Aclla- accla- handro

I hope I can finish ;__;

[summerscentsge]

Teehee!! My first Worldx PVP video upload. Featuring my new favorite character Aclla~

[meumundoerock-blog]

Revista Terrorizer Traz coletânea de bandas Brazucas! Confira!

Revista Terrorizer Traz coletânea de bandas Brazucas! Confira!

Segunda maior revista de Metal da Europa (Terrorizer) e a Metal Militia Web Radio; uma das mais e importantes web radios de Metal, anunciaram oficialmente o lançamento da coletânea “Carnival of Carnage na edição do mês de Outubro de 2015 com 17 nomes do metal nacional.

“Carnival of Carnage” Quem vem junto com 2 cds, conta com bandas dos mais variados estilos; do Hard Rock ao Death Metal, de todas…

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[justinhulford]

Aclla - Landscape Revolution

Artist: Aclla Album: Landscape Revolution Label: Metalodic Records Genre: Power Metal

The album kicks off with "The Totem" full of speed and power, some of the music reminiscent of Bruce Dickinson solo work. It's a bold brash start that maybe sets the bar too high. What follows is good but a little too comfortable and it isn't until fourth track "Ride" that the power comes back and with it the real enjoyment. I wonder if the vocals are just more suited to the straighter sound, this particular song reminiscent of Anthrax and (if I recall correctly) "Lone Justice". And so it continues with the band seemingly more accomplished when hitting the real full on power tracks. The alternative songs are nicely varied and there are decent attempts at some progressive metal (one track could have easily come off Shadow Gallery's "Digital Ghosts") but I would imagine the opener would put off the progressive fans whilst these songs may just be skipped by power fans. All in all it's a strong enough debut and some songs do stand out. The songwriting is very good but maybe a little too much is crammed in to the album giving a risk of pleasing no-one with such a varied sound. No doubt this is an attempt to be a little different but it's a high risk strategy and can sound a little clumsy and disjointed. As said I like it but that is from the reviewing perspective where I am willing to break down the parts. Will listeners? 16/20