ACCEPT-" Too mean to die"

ACCEPT or shall i say Wolf Hoffmann and friends deliver their new album"Too mean to die" and as usual are at the top of their game. Great Teutonic metal, the way we taught it, has to be made in the 80s,with the distinctive neo classical sound of Hoffmann's guitar and some modern stuff production wise only. 

 

The energy and the passion of the band in these tiring, isolating times is extraordinary and is coming to the listener easily. From the "Undertaker' that winks to classical music to "Zombie apocalypse" and "Overnight sensation" the German freight train is running with no brakes. Even the compulsory or shall i say complimentary ballad 'The best is yet to come" seems in place. The closing instrumental "Samson and Delilah"shows how tight and inventive are ACCEPT of the 21st century bringing the forgotten art of instrumental piece back to life in an amazing way.

Not too much to talk as the album is another ACCEPT MK III exceptional album. Not their best but among them is a shot of pure musical, metallic energy, that shows that (unfortunately) for the genre, the old timers are those who know best how to deliver metal anthems and (thank God) they still do.

 

7.5