Исполнитель: Enola Gay
Альбом: Strange Encounter
Год выхода: 1999
Страна: germany
Жанр: heavy power metal
Время: 47 min.
Качество: mp3@320
Размер: 111 mb

BAND:
Peter Diersmann: vocals
Cagge: guitar
Nico Luttenberg - Guitars (Deterrent (Ger)
Christian Meyer: bass
Marc Könnecke: drums

1. Enola Gay 03:19
2. Sick Society 04:18
3. Browsing 03:35
4. Strange Encounter 00:54
5. Psycho Lover 06:09
6. Awakening 04:08
7. Rapacious Attack 03:34
8. Desire 05:03
9. Different I's 05:32
10. Escare from Reality 06:48
11. Thrill Of It All 03:33

ENOLA GAY, the name of the fateful plane that dropped the first atomic bomb in the history of mankind, is also the name of one explosive metal band. Enola Gay formed in 1987 although it took 8 years before the bands was offered a record deal and released their debut album. The band has toured with such bands as Iced Earth, Nevermore, Stratovarius and Grave Digger.
WOW! Enola Gay take their German power metal sound one step further adding in a slightly more modern tone, not unlike Nevermore. OK, I don't mean to say that Enola Gay have gone grunge nor do I mean to suggest that they sound like Nevermore clones, but take the emotional vocals, crunchy riffs and impassioned songwriting of Nevermore and mix it with the German metal of bands like Grave Digger and Rage and you'll get an idea of what "Strange Encounter" sounds like. Lyrically the band searches political ideas. Album opener "Enola Gay" questions the decision to drop the first atomic bomb and whether "they have learned from the past." This theme behind this song reminds me of a another German metal band called Accuser that have also written songs critical of America. Other songs explore the evils of television and the psyche of a rapist.