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Dragonforce - Maximum Overload (2014) [Special Edition]
  
  Tracklist: 
  
  01. The Game
 
02. Tomorrow’s Kings
  03. No More
  04. Three Hammers
  05. Symphony of the Night
  06. The
Sun Is Dead
  07. Defenders
  08. Extraction Zone
  09. City of Gold
  10. Ring of Fire
  11.
Power And Glory (bonus track)
  12. You're Not Alone (bonus track)
  13. Chemical Interference (bonus
track)
  14. Summer's End (Japanese Edition bonus track)
  15. Fight To Be Free (bonus track)
  16.
Galactic Astro Domination (Remixed bonus track)
  
  It’s astonishing to realise that DragonForce now
have a history going back 15 years, and that they’re about to release their sixth album. But such is the pace at
which music and life move these days that what was seemingly a highly promising young British metal band just yesterday
are now an established full force (ahem) on the scene. In fact, their reputation is such that anything new from this lot
is regarded as a landmark moment in the ongoing story of metal. But the new DragonForce album is a revelation, one that
will surely entice them to another level of achievement.
  
  It’s called “Maximum
Overload,” and that’s precisely what you get from the 10 tracks on the main album, plus the five bonus
songs for the special edition and a DVD. “We have our own style and sound,” says Herman Li, who founded the
band in 1999 with fellow guitarist Sam Totman. “And we didn’t want to move away from that. Once
you’ve got your trademark approach in place, that’s what fans come to expect from you. But we also wanted
to challenge ourselves. We didn’t want to rehash what we’d done before, but take it all in a fresh
direction.”
  
  So, for the first time in their history, DragonForce have worked with an outside
producer. The man in question is the celebrated Jens Bogren, who has previously worked with Opeth, Katatonia, Devin
Townsend and Paradise Lost, among many others.
  “We had thought about getting Jens to mix our 2008 album
(“Ultra Beatdown”), so he was always in our minds. Sam and I have co-produced all our albums so far but the
problem with that is it can be really hard to push yourself and the rest of the band. There’s always the
temptation of going to the pub instead! This time around, we wanted a producer who’d really challenge us, and
Jens was the perfect choice.”
  
  When you listen to “Maximum Overload,” you can hear the
way DragonForce have matured, which has actually increased the intensity and power the band generate. What’s gone
before – from 2003′s debut “Valley Of The Damned” through “Sonic Firestorm”
(’04), “Inhuman Rampage” (’06), “Ultra Beatdown” (’08) and “The Power
Within” (2012) – has laid impressive groundwork, but this is an album with a towering momentum.
  
  “Jens didn’t let us get away with anything. He was a slave driver, which is what we needed. He kept on
pushing us to get the very best we could deliver. That was a good position to be in, because it meant whereas we might
have settled in the past for one standard, this time we had someone outside the band insisting we could do it
better.”
  So, what can we expect this time around from DragonForce? Li is unequivocal. “I’d say
you can expect something heavier and also thrashier than we’ve been before. Yes, it is a different approach for
us. But there’s still a lot of the trademark DragonForce style present. When people say their new album is
‘different’, it can mean virtually anything. But what we’ve avoided is drastic change, which nobody
wants.” It’s about evolution not revolution.
  
  The album was recorded over a period of six
months in various locations. “We did a lot of the sessions at Jens’ own studios (Fascination) in Orebro and
Varberg, Sweden. We’d start about 8am and go all the way through to something like 6pm. We also worked at studios
in the UK. And I even did some guitar solos on the yacht owned by Zoltan Bathory from Five Finger Death Punch!
“Changing the environment for recording does help, because the different atmospheres can inspire you. We also took
breaks at some points, which again was a great help to us. It allows you to stand back and objectively listen to what
you’ve done so far, and you can sometimes hear the way you can improve on what’s already there.”
  
  There’s one guest on the album. Trivium’s Matt Heafy. “He does backing vocals on the
songs ‘The Game’, ‘No More’ and ‘Defenders’. We’ve become friends with the
Trivium guys from touring together through the years. On a few songs, we wanted to add a different mix of melodic to
extreme vocals, and Matt had the perfect voice for it. When we approached Matt, he immediately agreed to do
it.”
  
  Another first on the album is the fact that the band have done a cover, the song in question
being Johnny Cash’s classic “Ring of Fire.” “That was Sam’s idea. And what we did was
take the song and adapt it to the way we play. It’s not a hard song to learn, but it is a challenge to do it
well. Will we do it live? We shall have to see…”
  The line-up that recorded this album is the same as
the one responsible for “The Power Within,” which means vocalist Mark Hudson (who made his recording debut
in 2012) has bedded more comfortably into the band, while Vadim Pruzhanov is on keyboards and Frederic Leclercq is on
bass. Dave Mackintosh plays drums on the album but he has subsequently left the band, being replaced by Gee Anzalone,
hailing from Turin, Italy, and a graduate of the NAMM Music Academy of Milan.
  
  “Dave just wants to
do more progressive music, and that’s not a problem for us. He leaves on good terms, and even suggested we
contact Gee to replace him. We’ve gone through this situation before, changing a member of the band after an
album’s been done. And it’s never been tough for us to bring someone new at that stage, and I’m
sure we’ll adapt this time with no problem.”
  
  With “Maximum Overload,”
DragonForce haven’t so much reinvented themselves as reimagined their aspirations. The result is an album full of
command, energy and vitality. It’s got strength in depth and breadth. Sophistication allied to an attention to
detail that goes beyond what’s been done before.
  “Just repeating the same thing is a waste of
everyone’s time. We all feel we’ve recorded something purposeful, for us and the fans.”
  
   						

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