I am writing this review having religiously listened to Comalies and what can I say, I prefer that album. Unleashed Memories is by no stretch bad, but it doesn't blow you away, in fact, sometimes you'll have listened to about four songs in a row and you won't have noticed. Sort of like reading a book you're not paying attention to - you know - when you get half way down a page and realize that you don't know what's going on in that chapter. That's what Unleashed Memories is like.

It's not all doom and gloom though, there are a few songs that I love here, namely 1.19, To Live Is To Hide and the brilliant Cold Heritage. It's just that in the rest of the album I get the impression that Cristina isn't inspired. She's singing the songs with the same enthusiasm with which one walks to the shops - that air of "I'll get on with it because I have to", whereas she's positively plugged in on Comalies. It's nice dreamy metal, but as a result it doesn't bite.