Having officially departed Angra, vocalist Edu Falaschi has given full attention to his band Almah. They release their fourth album, Unfold, on Scarlet Records. Press materials describe it as a concept album about overcoming life's difficulties, transforming bad things and circumstances into something good. Some songs seem to invoke some modern metal influence with the heavy thrashiness of Cannibals In Suits and Believer, with the former having some harsh vocals assisting Falaschi. These may be the heaviest tunes here, until you listen to I Do where it's heaviness swings to and fro between steady and thrash metal. The last third of the song has some of the best guitar riffs and leads on the album. Almah is not without a softer side. Warm Wind leads with vocals and acoustic guitar for metal ballad. The closing Farewell moves by vocals and piano and symphonic synths. There's much to be said to keeping you focus on one thing. Unfold may be Falaschi and Almah's most varied and interesting album to date. Recommended.