Ambush has been carrying the torch for traditional
heavy metal since 2013, rising fast in the Swedish scene through relentless
touring and a fiery devotion to classic steel. Their style draws clear
influence from Judas Priest, Iron Maiden and Accept,
with melodic guitar lines and soaring vocals that helped them earn loyal crowds
across Europe. After years of building momentum, “Evil In All Dimensions”
arrives as their Napalm Records debut, a
moment that naturally brings higher expectations.
The album
hits with straightforward heavy metal energy, powered by bright twin guitars,
steady rhythmic drive and vocals that shoot straight into the stratosphere. Ambush keeps things punchy and immediate, letting
the riffs do the talking. Songs like “Evil In All Dimensions” and “Bending The
Steel” go for speed and impact, pushed along by a lively rhythm section that
stays locked in from start to finish. There is also space for atmosphere and
tension when the band wants it, especially in “The Night I Took Your Life”
where the darker tone works in the album’s favor.
“Evil In
All Dimensions” doesn’t try to complicate its mission. Ambush
delivers a heavy metal album built for denim jackets, loud speakers and
raised fists. It’s energetic, catchy and delivered with the enthusiasm of a
band in its prime. Fans of old school European steel will easily fall into its
world, and newcomers to the band will get a strong introduction to what Ambush is all about.
Score: 8.0
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