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 Secret Society wipes away all reunion doubts with one stroke.

 The bleached hair and metallic outfits are a distant memory shattered into a thousand pieces by the four instruments that our guys today wield with much more awareness.

Europe’s album Secret Society marks a strong return with a mature and cohesive sound far from their glam roots. The album features well-balanced hard and melodic rock songs, with standout guitar and vocal performances. Despite some minor weaker moments, the band’s musicianship shines throughout. This release proves Europe’s relevance and skill after years away. Discover Europe’s powerful comeback in Secret Society—listen now and experience their mature, hard-hitting rock.

 It’s like hearing a record just released, centered around that great musician Dan Huff and his rocky guitar sounds interspersed with fantastic solos.

 For a fan of the genre, the best thing is to try to get this album and listen to it all in one go.

The reviewer rediscovers Giant's 1989 debut album Last Of The Runaways while moving and copying CDs. Praising the timeless sound, powerful guitar solos by Dan Huff, and balanced keyboards by Alan Pasqua, the album is hailed as a classic AOR and hard rock record. Despite being somewhat outdated by modern trends, the album sounds fresh even after a decade. The reviewer encourages fans of the genre to listen to the entire album and explore Giant's subsequent releases. Listen to Giant's Last Of The Runaways and experience a timeless classic of AOR and hard rock today!