Trinity (Visions of Atlantis album)

Trinity is the third studio album by Austrian symphonic power metal band Visions of Atlantis and features American vocalist Melissa Ferlaak. The release date was May 25, 2007 in Europe and June 5, 2007 in the USA.

Trinity
Studio album by
Visions of Atlantis
Released2007
GenreSymphonic power metal
Length47:37
LabelNapalm/SPV
Visions of Atlantis chronology
Cast Away
(2004)		 Trinity
(2007)		 Delta
(2011)

Reception
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
About.com[1]
Metal Hammer Germany3/7[2]

The album received a mixed reception by professional critics. About.com's reviewer marked strong influences of Nightwish to the band and wrote that the album, although well done, was not very original.[1] A review by the German edition of Metal Hammer concluded that, at the time, the band had not yet written any remarkable song. The style was called kitschy, and singer Melissa Ferlaak's voice was criticised for being too "fairy-like" when compared to the male vocals by Mario Plank. The Sonic Seducer was, however, positive about the album and wrote that Visions of Atlantis had matured. In contrast to Metal Hammer, the Seducer's reviewer praised Ferlaak's voice as powerful.[3]

Track listing
No.TitleLength
1."At the Back of Beyond"3:28
2."The Secret"4:10
3."Passing Dead End"4:24
4."The Poem"5:24
5."Nothing Left"3:10
6."My Darkside Home"4:05
7."Wing-Shaped Heart"4:37
8."Return to You"5:14
9."Through My Eyes"4:13
10."Flow This Desert"4:43
11."Seven Seas"4:09
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References
  1. Bowar, Chad. "Visions Of Atlantis - Trinity". Retrieved 30 April 2013.
  2. Halupczok, Marc (1 July 2007). "Visions Of Atlantis - Trinity". Metal Hammer (in German). Retrieved 30 April 2013.
  3. Eck, Markus (2007). "Visions Of Atlantis - Trinity". Sonic Seducer (in German). No. 6.
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