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	Arch Enemy - Doomsday Machine : album review
		Doomsday Machine makes for such awesome listening primarily because of the near perfect synergy between the instrumentation and production, the latter complimenting the work of each band member so significantly that the deadly combo of Bengtsson and mix-master Andy Sneap could well become metal's hottest studio commodity.
		Opening number Enter The Machine is a prime example of metal at its very, very best.
		As simplistic and primal in its structure as Korn's Blind, yet with as much presence as the orchestrated ballads of Nightwish, this instrumental is simply breathtaking.
	www.musicomh.com /albums/arch-enemy-2_0805.htm (503 words)

	Amazon.com: Doomsday Machine: Music: Arch Enemy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		But since they are now several albums into their career and heavy metal is very popular right now, think it's pretty safe to say that the Swedish quartet Arch Enemy have made it into the big leagues.
		Thus "Doomsday Machine" is recommended to fans of death metal, as well.
		Doomsday Machine is Gossow's third studio album with Arch Enemy, and it is a great...
	www.amazon.com /Doomsday-Machine-Arch-Enemy/dp/B0009WPLM6 (2033 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - ARCH ENEMY: 'Doomsday Machine' Completed, Guitarist CHRISTOPHER AMOTT Takes Time Out
		"Doomsday Machine" is scheduled for release on July 26 (one day earlier internationally) via Century Media Records.
		"Doomsday Machine" was co-produced by the band and Rickard Bengtsson at Slaughterhouse Studio in Sweden and was mixed by Andy Sneap at Backstage Studios in Derbyshire, U.K. December 2005
		Can't wait to hear the new album, I really do hope it's a step back towards the more classic Arch Enemy sound than their last album was.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=37797 (1110 words)

	OnTrackMagazine- CD Reviews/Arch Enemy - Doomsday Machine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		While Doomsday Machine may not be the band’s swansong, it is certainly their heaviest album to date.
		It is true that some may find the progressed heaviness of the album somewhat obscuring in view of the continuity that the band has established with the style and craftsmanship of their previous albums.
		Doomsday Machine appears to me to be a return to the complexity, detail, and feel of the Wages album, except the band has taken the heaviness and the melodies to another, more extreme level.
	www.ontrackmagazine.com /07cdreviews/archenemy.htm (824 words)

	metaluk.com reviews / Arch Enemy â“ Doomsday Machine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		âDoomsday Machineâ is their sixth official album and third under Angela and it seems to be a slight deviation from what the fans have come to expect from this Swedish metal super group.
		This new album is unfocussed with moments of pure brilliance combined with the rest that does not fit together in an interconnected manner.
		They start the proceedings with a slow melodic instrumental, âEnter the Machineâ, which seems to be a companion to the eighth track instrumental, âHybrids of Steelâ, which embodies the Amott brothers guitar skills as they interweave their playing.
	www.metaluk.com /reviews/viewReview.cfm?iReviewID=688 (604 words)

	Nocturnal Horde - All Interviews
		A late afternoon I was suposed to have Angela call me to talk about the new album, though when the phone rang, it was Daniel in the other end, and that didn't turn out as bad, after I got the questions tweaked a bit a long the way.
		There are of course a lot of guitar solos and so on, on the album as well, but it is not as catchy and easy going as on the last couple of albums, we wanted to make an album that was a bit deeper this time.
		"Doomsday Machine" is not a concept album, even though there is a thread connecting the songs, illustrated by the machine-like sounds.
	www.nocturnalhorde.com /interview52.html (1932 words)

	PyroMusic.net - Review of: Arch Enemy - Doomsday Machine
		'Doomsday Machine', album number six from the Swedish juggernaut (and the third without original vocalist Johan 'Liiva' Axlsson) is not disappointing, but having said that, 2003's 'Anthems Of Rebellion' was; enough-so that my expectations for a follow-up were significantly lowered...
		Arch Enemy fans will feel at home with 'Doomsday Machine' from the opening moments of the album, which come in the form of a two-minute instrumental intro which, incidentally is also one of the strongest tracks of the record.
		'Doomsday Machine' would though, be a great album to lure friends who're just getting their metal feet wet much further into the music we love.
	www.pyromusic.net /index.php?p=reviews_review&id=587 (987 words)

	Century Media Records
		The Doomsday Machine U.S. touring campaign kicked off with a high profile slot on Ozzfest 2005, where the band stunned thousands of people daily with their proficient musicianship and live intensity.
		These albums were fueled by flawless dual guitar technical execution and a previously unheard of mixture of melody and aggression, which helped them quickly solidify their reputation as one of the genre's elite.
		The anticipation surrounding the new ARCH ENEMY album, Rise of The Tyrant, is at an all-time high as...
	www.centurymedia.com /us/single_artist.php?ID=3 (805 words)

	Arch Enemy: Doomsday Machine - PopMatters Music Review
		For all the good qualities of Doomsday Machine, you have to remember that unlike Carcass, unlike At the Gates, Arch Enemy are far from innovative.
		Michael and Christopher Amott truly shine on the album, their solos the highlight of each track, and the album's three instrumentals, "Enter the Machine", "I Am Legend" (which segues into the brilliant thrasher "Out For Blood"), and especially the fantastic "Hybrids of Steel" all stand up well alongside the vocal-oriented tracks.
		Doomsday Machine does wear thin late in the proceedings, as the sleepwalking "Mechanic God Creation" and "Machtkampf" both sound phoned in.
	popmatters.com /music/reviews/a/archenemy-doomsday.shtml (706 words)

	TorrentBox.com - Torrent details for "Arch Enemy - Doomsday Machine (2005)"
		Doomsday Machine's "game" begins with "Enter the Machine," a majestic, harmony-laden instrumental that some might find more adequate for a power metal album than anything from Arch Enemy, but which actually proves very fitting as exceedingly melodious songs like "Taking Back My Soul," "Mechanic God Creation," and "Slaves of Yesterday" proceed to be unleashed.
		As for the front, vocalist Gossow's ragged croak is really put to the test by the band's increasingly melodic and dynamically varied instrumental backdrops, giving rise to legitimate concerns as to whether she has finally transformed from asset to liability.
		Never an overpowering presence to begin with (calling Karyn Crisis!), at times she totally nails it (such as on the album highlight "Carry the Cross"), while at others she's given the studio processing treatment (see the quasi-industrial "My Apocalypse"), as if in a bid to keep up with the surrounding din.
	www.torrentbox.com /torrents-details.php?id=19042 (430 words)

	Teufel's Tomb : Brutal Isn't Just A Way Of Life... It's Also Stupid!
		The only way this can be the ultimate metal album would be if the majority of all the influential bands in the history of metal and all their after-products never existed.
		This album is so horrendously incapable that it is hardly a decent Swedish melodic death metal album, much less the ultimate metal album.
		Doomsday Machine is yet another horrid failure on the roster for Arch Enemy.
	www.teufelstomb.com /reviews/archenemy05.html (699 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Doomsday Machine - Arch Enemy at Epinions.com
		I had expectations that this album would be satisfying, and thankfully, it was.
		Well, as you begin to listen to this album, you won't be hearing any vocals from Angela on the first track, "Enter the Machine", for it is an instrumental.
		Doomsday Machine's first single, "Nemesis", gave me a taste of what this album was going to be like.
	www.epinions.com /content_200887930500 (743 words)

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		Bottom line is this album could've been something so much better, and I fear it is just evidence that this band may be becoming content in not pushing forward.
		The band's sixth studio album, and the third featuring vocalist Angela Gossow, lands at a time when metal is thriving and wild, searing, neo-classical guitar solos are held in high regard once more.
		That said, Doomsday Machine does retain some of the polish and the fist-pumping commercial intent which built the band some momentum with their last album, Anthems of Rebellion.
	www.metaljudgment.com /albums/archenemy_dm.html (934 words)

	Vocal Martyr » Blog Archive » Arch Enemy’s Doomsday Machine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Doomsday Machine finds the band at their peak in performance and writing.
		On Doomsday Machine she puts forth her strongest performance yet, sounding as potent as ever behind the mic.
		Doomsday’s tracks are a little slower in tempo overall than on previous releases, creating a different flow than Wages of Sin or Anthems of Rebellion did.
	www.vocalmartyr.com /?p=74 (471 words)

	Get Ready to ROCK! Review of CD album by metal rock band Arch Enemy called Doomsday Machine
		All fans of Arch Enemy should be bright eyed and on their way to the record store to pick up the band’s new offering, entitled simply ‘Doomsday Machine’.
		Doomsday Machine is, indeed, another massive album, more technical and more melodic.
		‘Doomsday Machine’ really starts to grab from ‘My Apocalypse’, which uses some interesting electronic samples to create a futuristic atmosphere and is somewhat more straightforward than the previous tracks of the album.
	www.getreadytorock.com /reviews/arch_enemy2.htm (368 words)

	TheMegalith.com Review: Arch Enemy - Doomsday Machine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This machine grabs you by the balls right from the start with the excellent intro track, and the album's strongest song, "Taking Back My Soul." it follows with "Nemesis", not the strongest track on the album, but features an anthemic, catchy chorus.
		The album is definitely not firmly in either the death or thrash camp, bringing bands like The Crown to mind at times.
		It is a logical progression for metal as a whole, and this album could be the framework for a more modern sound that isn't completely mainstream friendly.
	www.themegalith.com /reviews/archenemy-doomsdaymachine.php (400 words)

	THE METAL OBSERVER - Review - ARCH ENEMY - Doomsday Machine
		The band succeeded quite well with this new approach to making music and the sound just got heavier since then, as you can tell by listening to their 2003 release "Anthems Of Rebellion" which really showed great solos as well as aggressive drumming.
		Another excellent song on “Doomsday Machine” is the instrumental “Hybrids Of Steel” which shows off the superior talent of the band’s guitarists.
		This album is already one of my all-time favorite albums of 2005.
	www.metal-observer.com /articles.php?lid=1&sid=1&id=9645 (458 words)

	Doomsday Machine: read reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This is the best album of what I personally call the ArchEnemy 2nd Era...the female one ;-) And A.E. succeded at their 3rd attempt as it happened with "Burning Bridges", the best and 3rd of the 1st Era (when the good Johan Lijva was at vocals).
		That was my only Arch enemy album, so I wanted to expand my collection and this was the perfect album to do it with.
		The production of this album is top-notch, so every instrument is clear and stand on their own.
	www.grisi.us /45308282737752022924.aspx (741 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - ARCH ENEMY: Entire 'Doomsday Machine' Album Available For Streaming
		ARCH ENEMY's upcoming album, "Doomsday Machine", is available for streaming in its entirety at BestBuy.com.
		"Doomsday Machine" is scheduled for release in the U.S. on July 26 (August 22 in Europe) via Century Media Records.
		"Doomsday Machine" was co-produced by the band and Rickard Bengtsson at Slaughterhouse Studio in Sweden and was mixed by Andy Sneap at Backstage Studios in Derbyshire, U.K. last week shot a video for the track "Nemesis" with director George Bravo, who previously worked with the band on their "We Will Rise" clip.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=38860 (984 words)

	Arch Enemy - Nightwish.com Forum
		Arch Enemy's New Album 'Doomsday Machine' will be out on July 26th, it is described as the band's most intense album.
		Although i do not mind her voice at all in her album, i have heard from many that she is the weak link for the band and they wished Liiva was still there.
		I read an article about the new album which went through each track one by one, telling you about it and going through how it sounds etc. Anyway, to me it felt like they'd made "Anthems Of Rebellion 2".
	www.nightwish.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=22465 (1266 words)

	Metallian.com - Arch Enemy
		That very scenario was one that the four boys and one girl hinted at with the release of their last album, 2003's Anthems Of Rebellion, which encompassed so-called modern sounds or, in essence, mallcore and Ozzfest tendencies in order to appeal to the fickle mainstream crowd.
		Now comes 2005 and the docking of Doomsday Machine sees the band hint at the latter scenario at first glance, yet confirms its desire to wisely stick with its heavy metal fan base upon closer inspection.
		I think albums which you know every song will be the same and the next song is more of the same are boring in the long run.
	www.metallian.com /archenemy.php (7099 words)

	Uraniummusic.com // Album Reviews // Arch Enemy "Doomsday Machine" // We are NOT related to FUSE TV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		On the subject of musicianship, like was said before, "Doomsday Machine" is a definitely step-up from "Anthems of Rebellion." While, they've still got some moments of radio-Metal placed throughout the entire CD, they've returned to a Thrashier sound, almost sounding like they're aiming to re-live the glory days when an Arch Enemy CD actually crushed.
		I picked up the doomsday machine today expecting to hear more of what i loved on wages and anthems, and it was kind of a let down.
		I think "Doomsday Machine" is a step up from the last album, however it doesn't stand up to "Wages Of Sin." None of the songs on the Anthems album was really worth remembering while this one had a couple that stuck out to me.
	www.uraniummusic.com /albums/album.php?id=271 (8450 words)

	www.myspace.com/doomsmachineband
		Since the day Pyro, FlameHead, and Donnie combined efforts to begin the Doomsday Machine journey, their goals have grown and succeeded as planned, and the band shows no sign of slowing.
		Pyro proclaims: "The whole idea behind Doomsday Machine is to express ourselves, our generation, and our dreams of the future through the music and lyrics we write.
		Description: Pyro (lead vocalist) of Doomsday Machine, lets us have a peek inside her home studio while she works on a new song, "Worm".
	www.myspace.com /doomsmachineband (768 words)

	Album Review ARCH ENEMY-Doomsday Machine :: Maelstrom :: Issue No 38 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Arch Enemy’s previous album, Anthems of Rebellion, was a strong piece of work, but not all fans seemed to be delighted by it.
		I want to think of a doomsday machine as a terrifying device of monstrous proportions, not of a mixing desk with faders.
		Doomsday Machine gives a worthy example of the best in current day (Swedish) melo-death.
	www.maelstrom.nu /ezine/review_iss38_2618.php?sid=49ffed139e0e615f81e8e51724930e79&osCsid=49ffed139e0e615f81e8e51724930e79 (563 words)

	WREKage Reviews: Atlanta's Metal Radio
		Their follow-up album to Wages, 2003's Anthems of Rebellion, was a softened up and formulaic album designed to get them more mainstream acceptance a la the last two In Flames albums.
		Now normally lyrics aren't even an issue for a metal album because they're impossible to decipher in the first place, but this album has some of the corniest couplets this side of the crappy poetry you used to write to try to convince girls you were "sensitive" back in high school.
		In fact, the best song on the album may be the instrumental "Hybrids of Steel", which is a refreshing 4-minute break from the lyrical silliness near the end of the album and really showcases the chops of the dueling Arnott brothers.
	www.wrekage.org /reviews.php?id=70 (742 words)

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		It was an excellent album, but not quite up to the standard that I hold Mike Amott and company to.
		Doomsday Machine sees the Amott brothers returning to form as riffs and solos fill each song to the brim with dueling guitars and intricate patterns.
		Interestingly enough, despite the album's general savagery, there are moments of sheer rock-influenced harmony.
	www.lollipop.com /article.php3?content=issue69/archenemy.html (425 words)

	-Blastwave- Rock and Metal News, Interviews, Articles, Reviews and Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		After touring the album for two years we had a good idea of what worked and what didn’t, and everyone had their own ideas.
		The lengthy touring cycle for “Doomsday Machine” will include the band’s first visit to Australia, which is something that has been rumoured for quite a while but has only now come to fruition.
		A varied set list throughout the “Doomsday Machine” tour is likely, including a song or two each from the band’s early albums “Stigmata”, “Black Earth” and “Burning Bridges”, but of course also focusing on the last three records.
	www.blastwave.org.uk /mr/features/show_feature.asp?ID=19 (1668 words)

	Dead Rebel Society - Review - Arch Enemy - Doomsday Machine
		One of my favorites of the album, and it’s also the song where certain inspirational themes can be discerned.
		That means, to release three quality albums in sequence, pushing your musical boundaries without missing a beat or straying from who you are, building a following from the ground up.
		The giants of metal are just that, because they have at least a three album legacy in the trunk; Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth… With this release Arch Enemy has both joined the ranks of those bands, and made a point to their fans of both camps; This is the new Arch Enemy.
	deadrebelsociety.com /reviewarchenemy.html (1428 words)

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