Angra recently released their tenth studio album, Cycles Of Pain. The Wikimetal revisited the band's career with a poll asking which is their best album to date.
Tempole of Shadows , from 2004, was chosen as the best album of the Brazilian group's career with 30% of the votes. In second place was Holy Land, from 1996, with 25%. Following that, the album Angels Cry , from 1993, came in third place with 19%. In fourth place was Rebirth, from 2001, with 17%.
Check out the full results below.
What is Angra's best album?
- Temple of Shadows (2004) (30%)
- Holy Land (1996) (25%)
- Angels Cry (1993) (19%)
- Rebirth (2001) (17%)
- Fireworks (1998) (4%)
- Ømni (2018) (2%)
- Secret Garden (2014) (2%)
- Aqua (2010) (1%)
- Aurora Consurgens (2006) (0%)
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The new album features special appearances by artists such as Amanda Somerville and Juliana D'Agostini on "Tears of Blood," Lenine on "Vida Seca," and Vanessa Moreno on "Tide Of Changes – Part II" and "Here In The Now."
The work was produced, mixed, and mastered by Dennis Ward , who has worked with the group on other occasions.
Regarding Cycles Of Pain , Rafael Bittencourt explained the importance of the work for the band: “This is a very special record for us for several reasons: firstly, a lot has happened since our last release in 2018. We have experienced a lot of personal and collective pain, challenges, frustrations, glories and success, in a rollercoaster of emotions that have become a giant cauldron of subjects and inspirations.”
“The pandemic left its mark on all of us, dealing daily with the shadow of illness and death. Therefore, this is a dense album, full of accumulated experiences and pain. I believe this album will make a difference in many people's lives and establish a new standard within our style,” explained the guitarist.
