Dark Adrenaline artist: Lacuna Coil label: EMI PRICE: Rs 395 Rating ** <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/jun/LacunaCoil.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 400px; " /> For those who have followed their career though, or even those who just own the album Comalies, Dark Adrenaline will sound like a return to form. The star here is still Cristina Scabbia, whose vocals give tracks like Trip the Darkness and Kill the Light their ferocity. This isn&rsquo;t to say co-singer Andrea Ferro plays a wallflower; The Army Inside &mdash; &lsquo;Now get ready for war, it&rsquo;s starting today. I&rsquo;m leading the army inside, I am not afraid to lose, I&rsquo;m not gonna hide, I&rsquo;m leading the army inside&rsquo; &mdash; shows he hasn&rsquo;t lost his intensity for the microphone either. What works in Lacuna Coil&rsquo;s favour is the duo&rsquo;s longevity. They&rsquo;ve been playing together for a surprisingly long period of time, a fact that contributes to the rather obvious chemistry on display. Having said that, tracks like I Don&rsquo;t Believe In Tomorrow miss the mark entirely. They&rsquo;re loud, hard to decipher and, ultimately, pointless. The dwindling of the second half into more of what goes before also ensures that this won&rsquo;t top any &lsquo;Best Of&rsquo; charts soon. For the most part though, this is solid, hard-hitting stuff, guaranteed to take you back to a time when unvarnished gods of rock &mdash; you know who they are &mdash; still walked the earth.u00a0

Lacuna Coil is an acquired taste. It makes sense to point that out because those unfamiliar with the gothic band's 1999 debut (In a Reverie) won't appreciate how they have evolved

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