1. Peel (6:31)
2. Walls (6:57)
3. Leviathan Rising (6:42)
4. Black and White World (8:03)
5. Unformed (6:30)
6. Keep Breathing (7:37)
7. Another Day Dies (5:15)
8. What Will You Say (5:20)
9. Fistful of Sand (6:35)
10. Love Kills Us All / Life in One Day (11:00)
Total Time 70:26
"Snowfall on Judment Day" saiu em 2009 e é o ultimo album dos Redemption ,uma banda de progressive Metal com um som parecido a Dream Theater, aliás o vocalista James Labrie faz uma participação especial numa das músicas do album (Another Day Dies). O album tem 70 minutos mas ouve-se na perfeição,as "grandes malhas" seguem-se umas ás outras sempre com grande dinamismo e não se pode dizer que haja uma música mais fraca que as outras. Está lá tudo,grandes riffs,uma voz excelente e uma combinação entre peso e melodia perfeita.
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Ray Alder has never sounded better than on this album. The whole production is massive, crushingly heavy and with a killer guitar tone and huge drum sound that most bands would kill for. It's rare that an album so chocked full of huge head-banging riffs can also have so much melody and dynamics. Nick van Dyk, besides offering up some tasty riffs, shows that he can also shred with the best of them. He strikes a perfect balance with technical yet very melodic, harmonized lead guitar work. Although the album is rather long (over 70 minutes), there is nothing weak to be found here. Every track is strong and sees the band at their absolute best both in sound and in the song-writing department. Combine the best elements of Fates Warning's Parallels and mix in a little of Dream Theater's Images and Words and Awake and you get a pretty solid picture of just how this album sounds and also just how great it is. Easily the band's best yet, too bad I hadn't heard it a bit earlier as it would've been near the top of my best of for 2009.....a career defining moment for the band and one of the best prog metal releases of last year.