Property of..

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Property Of..
Cover of the album Property Of.. by Syron Vanes.jpg
Studio album by
Syron Vanes
Released2007
RecordedBankrobber Studios, Sweden
Genre Heavy metal
Length38:16
Label Record Heaven
Producer Rimbert Vahlstroem
Syron Vanes chronology
Insane
(2003)
Property Of..
(2007)
Evil Redux..
(2013)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Property Of.. is the fourth album by Swedish heavy metal band Syron Vanes, released in 2007. It was produced by Rimbert Vahlstroem.

Contents

Story

The album is the only Syron Vanes album without Anders Hahne who left the band for a long break right after the album Insane in 2003.

Album

Property Of.. was released 2007. The album got some nice reviews, Gary Hill at Music Street Journal wrote: Well, as strong as this disc is, I can sure see why. If you are a fan of old school metal you’ll certainly love this album. It rocks out with the best of them and will probably be near the top of my list of best metal discs of the year. [2]

Track listing

Insane

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Wild"R.Vahlstroem3:42
2."All Forbidden"R.Vahlstroem3:46
3."Doctor"R.Vahlstroem3:30
4."Get Out of My face"R.Vahlstroem4:25
5."Higher"R.Vahlstroem3:30
6."Problem"R.Vahlstroem3:08
7."Rough Trade"R.Vahlstroem4:21
8."Sinner"R.Vahlstroem4:05
9."Voodoo Doll"R.Vahlstroem3:11
10."Want Me"R.Vahlstroem4:38

Personnel

Syron Vanes

Production

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References

  1. http://www.metalrage.com/reviews/1643/syron-vanes-property-of.html
  2. Hill, Gary. "Reviewer". Music street journal.