Naglfar - Dawn Of Eternity

The magazine emphasized that most metal bands build their songs on fantastic images that have nothing to do with the world of their teenage fans. Young people have nothing to do with David Lee Roth and other modern rock stars, but Axl and company, in their twenties, still remember what it's like to be seventeen and try to communicate with the audience in a language that teenagers can understand. Guns were compared to Public Enemy, rappers who encouraged young people to take an active social position, and the Rolling Stones, who also sang about hostility and anger. “And if the Guns guys go further than the Stones,” the magazine summed up, “it's because the times are tighter now. They are a cruel group for cruel times. Unlike the Stones, they are not trying to maintain an ironic distance from their texts. ”