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Blood Stain Child

"Idolator" CD by Blood Stain Child

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Between In Flames and Children Of Bodom hanging modern Melodic Death from Japan, with bizarre keyboard adventures.
Item no. 430415
Title Idolator
Musical Genre Death Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Blood Stain Child
Release date 11/24/06
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Hyper sonic
  • 2.
    Truth
  • 3.
    Final sky
  • 4.
    Live inside
  • 5.
    Ag2o
  • 6.
    Embrace me
  • 7.
    Trial spiral
  • 8.
    Void
  • 9.
    Type-N
  • 10.
    True blue
  • 11.
    Truth (Bonus Video) (Data Track)

by Andreas Reissnauer (18.12.2006) It's an old cliché, of course, that Japanese copy everything from the West. Still, there are reasons for this cliché. Also in Heavy Metal you find the recycling of other people's ideas. Blood Stain Child is a perfect example because the shadows of In Flames lie clearly on this international debut (the band released two earlier albums in Japan). Especially the last records of the Gothenburg icons seem to have been very formative for the quintet. The riffage, the use of clear vocals, respectively whispering, and the very Swedish melodies are definitely no Japanese invention. In times, also Children Of Bodom and even Arch Enemy (in the guitar section) shine through. True originality only comes from the great, filigree solos and the almost permanent use of keyboards. They sound very interesting, sometimes futuristic, sometimes spherical, then again like taken from a Nintendo-game. Bizarre but good!