Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (German): Destiny ... fulfilled? . There are some things you cannot deny. The fact that No Angels are an enticing, loveable group with great vocal abilities is one of them. After the 'Pure' project was cut short and the girls decided to part ways for a while, it only seemed fitting for them to unite again. The result is 'Destiny', and the sound is definitely No Angels, sans Vanessa who was definitely the one injecting a bit of sass and dare into the group's agenda. This album is catchy and exciting, and debut single 'Goodbye to yesterday' clearly indicates that the sound of the angels is back to pure pop.   Although in-keeping with debut Elle'ments and follow-up Now... Us!, 'Destiny' is a definite step back from the exciting RnB-tinged, rockier sound of 'Pure', which had established the girls as credible artists with a unique pop sound, much like Girls Aloud in the UK.   Yet 'Destiny' is a clearly pleasing and enjoyable collection. Opening number and debut single 'Goodbye to yesterday' is everything you want from a ballad with a light message, supported by a video showing the girls at their best in their "it's nice to be back" mode. Other outstanding cuts include "Been here before" (a track reminiscent of one of the girls' finest moments, the Mousse T. produced, remixed 'Let's go to bed'), and the eighties-lite "I had a feeling". The closing number oddly reminds of 'That's the reason', the last track on No Angels' debut, later reworked for their 'best of' album.   All in all, 'Destiny' makes for pleasant, easy listening, with the added excitement of hearing from friends you had not heard from in a long time. It's good to have the angels back...
Output (English): POS