Time Machine

Time Machine is a fulfilling work on which Axxis binds its bright melodic sense and powerful guitar extremely carefully. Thick, gorgeous keyboards, bouncing powerful rhythm and soaring singing powerfully support each other, creating a big lift in each song one after another. Bernhard Weiss’s soaring vocals powerfully carry the center. A record on which the band’s mature ability is fully displayed. From the development from the opening intro to the title track “Time Machine” and the aggression of “Angel of Death” to a cut like “Wind in the Night (Shalom),” every song is engaging, while cuts like “Lost in the Darkness” and “The Demons Are Calling” convey the work’s fullness. Gorgeous keyboards richly color that splendid world. A record on which the album unites dramatic development evoking narrative and sure, memorable hooks extremely naturally. While firmly keeping the appeal of classic melodic metal, it vividly resounds Axxis’s own sure openness. A powerful, engaging record showing the fullness of the mature period — a record where the band’s steady appeal shines.