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Horakane
Eternal Infinity
Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music, Pop

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Eternal Infinity
2. Over the Edge
3. The Storm
4. Don't Wait Until Tomorrow
5. Hold On
6. Never Meant to Make You Cry
7. Voice4s
8. Judgement Day
9. Hurts Like Hell
10. Remember My Name
11. End of an Era

CD Details

All Artists: Horakane
Title: Eternal Infinity
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Pony Canyon Japan
Release Date: 3/17/1999
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music, Pop
Style: World Dance
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

Synopsis

Album Description

Italian reissue of the melodic heavy metal act's 1999 album, previously only available as a Japanese import. Featuring Tony O'Hara, better known as the vocalist for Praying Mantis. Additional artists include Steve McKenna from Ten, Brian Dixon from Cathedral & Praying Mantis guitarist Tino Troy. Straightforward melodic heavy metal with influences ranging from classic Judas Priest, Dokken & Winger.

CD Reviews

Melodic hard rock from Tony O'Hora

Justin Gaines | Northern Virginia | 04/29/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Eternal Infinity was the debut (and to date only) release by Horakane, the side project of former Praying Mantis vocalist Tony O'Hora and his former Highwire colleague, guitarist Jamie Kane. Praying Mantis's Tino Troy also appears on the album.

I'm a fan of O'Hora's solo material, so I took to this album right away. This is a straightforward 80's style melodic hard rock album along the lines of Pretty Maids, TNT, Pink Cream 69, and Jorn. It's a heavy album (I'd probably call it metal), but it's melodic too. O'Hora's powerful vocals are perfectly matched by Kane's driving guitar riffs.

My only gripe is that the production is not what it should be. The guitars are too loud and the vocals not loud enough. That's a relatively minor gripe, but compared to Magnus Karlsson's production on O'Hora's Escape into the Sun album, it stands out.

If you're a Tony O'Hora fan (and if you're into melodic hard rock you should be), this is a definite winner. Fans of any of the bands I mentioned above should also enjoy Eternal Infinity.

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