![]() Now, Sonata Arctica played slightly less to their own sound on this album. Featuring Mikko Harkin on keyboards to replace Tony Kakko so he could concentrate on vocal duties, it is indeed another worthy addition in their collection of albums. And indeed, their 2001 release Silence is indeed a worthy record in the SA catalogue. In my opinion, Sonata is one of those bands that do albums that just can't go wrong anywhere. ![]() Review Summary: A typical Sonata Arctica record from back to front, it encompasses the essence of the band and what power metal stands for with some very haunting and upbeat songs, despite some filler lowpoints and letdown moments this album is an enjoyable listen for faįrom my other review any reader may have deduced that I am an avid Sonata Arctica listener and often will put on any of their records at random intervals, or occasionally come across them when shuffling songs on my mp3 player (on which this band seems to start to feature more and more prominently).
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