I note with interest that one of the supporting singers is Floor Jansen, I bet she had a blast. This is another band who always produce a huge sound, with singer Joakim Brodén both at the head of the band and also at the helm as he is tasked with ensuring the sound is just right. ![]() The narrator is Bethan Dixon Bate, and she provides just the right amount of gravitas to the role, not adding any excitement as there is no need – as soon as she finishes peaking the war machine which is Sabaton are there to take over. I was somewhat surprised to see they had done this, as I would have thought the History Edition was the way to go, but I guess there are some who just want the music, and others who will have to buy both so in terms of sheer commerciality it makes good sense. The difference between the two is the former has just the music, while the latter has some spoken explanation between each piece so that the listener has some of the background. ![]() ![]() This time around we have two versions to choose from, namely a standard release and the “History Edition”. ![]() The Swedes are back, doing what they do very well indeed, providing bombastic power metal with lyrics pertaining to their favourite subject, war.
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