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That is not always recognized in today's "I want it all the time" world, but patience is a virtue. And Huntington Beach, California rockers Avenged Sevenfold currently being rewarded for remembering that golden rule. After his release two highly successful albums on indie label (Seventh Trumpet Sounds and Waking The Fallen), the quintet is set to unleash its major label debut, City Evil on Warner Bros. Records. City of Evil, co-produced by Avenged Sevenfold, the group reunites with producer Mudrock (Awakening The fall). "We are at a place now where we have come into our own," said the singer M. Shadows on the grand City Evil, at 11 - song collection that gives middle finger to the idea of classifying, breaking the sound guitar assault of Iron Maiden with the frenetic pace of Bad Religion and the musicianship of Dream Theater. "In Southern California, you actually grew up in a whole world of punk. At the same time, we are not listening to grow Pantera, Megadeath, Metallica and Slayer records," Shadows recalls. "Then you think:" I want to play in such a group, but I would like to play in such a group. "then you pass this question, and suddenly you just writing music and he prevails, obviously. But that's what happens all the different cause the influence we have. And we are certainly not afraid of anything in our songs, if we think that it requires. " Avenged Sevenfold can rock, as a group, have recently made at the sale of the show in Hollywood in the Music Box Theater, where they turned the intensity of the new tunes from 11 to about 20, but they are musicians as well. However, as evidenced by the group during the orchestral interlude in "Wicked End," a perfect metal moment live complemented choir of boys and 14 - piece string section, Avenged Sevenfold, in the tradition of Zeppelin, Queen, and Guns' N 'Roses "November Rain" meld with the intensity of their musical daring hard rock forefathers would be proud of. Those forward-looking primarily for cathartic release live, as many of the kids moshing their brains at the Music Box were, you need only turn to the brutal energy "Bat Country", the song written for Hunter S. Thompson about the group 's own adventure in Vegas, and the Maiden-esque guitar and Shadows "perfect caterwaul in the" city of evil "(which explains the title of the album), in the opening of" Beast and the Harlot In. "