Threefold Law - Killer of the Sultan Arzgarth ( SuperAdmin ) 55,337 posts since 7/17/2002 Posted on 8/22/2009 at 11:32:14 AM Threefold Law - Killer of the Sultan Review by John Pegoraro (StonerRock.com) Self Released Release date: 2009 I'm not sure if Cleveland's Threefold Law is doom, 80's metal, or a little bit of both, but for the most part, I like what I hear. On title track "Killer of the Sultan," the first of two songs, the vocal line locks in with the gloomy riffs, giving it a bit of sing-song like melody. The band might take it the wrong way, but it sounds like what you'd get if members of Dokken and Trouble formed a supergroup. Honestly, I mean it as a compliment. “Hell Lander” doesn't fare quite as well – something just doesn't click when the vocals kick in – but musically it's pretty solid, with a couple of moments that reminded me of Down's first album. Two songs don't paint much of a picture – especially when the production's so obviously demo-quality – but there's enough here to make me willing to give them a listen when their full-length rolls around. URL: http://threefoldlaw.com Edited 0 Times I`m never going to work another day in my life   J. Thorn ( Regular Member ) 2 posts since 6/23/2009 Posted on 11/30/2009 at 7:13:43 PM Thanks for the review. We'll be sure to get you the full-length disc in spring of 2010. --J.-- Edited 0 Times \m/     ( Post a Reply to This Thread ) ( Back to Album Reviews )