Metal Reviews

Dynamically progressive without falling off the metal genre landscape. Evolutionary, without wavering the darkened metallic sword, and highly melodic, without compromising heaviness.

A voyage travelled in the twilight and the conflict of reason and emotion. A remarkably tragic recording with as many ascends and descends as the change of seasons.

Man is in the zone of indistinction. Where wolf is Man, and Man wolf. A recording like no other, and a recording that has left an eliminable mark on my psyche. Feverish and daunting.

The least of my My Dying Bride albums which I have listened to at least in recent years. Let's see how this goes.

A large feet, a landmark of an album in the avant-garde sub-genre, a rare musical odyssey that shall never be repeated in our times, and even rarer to be repeated in future ages, unless artists and musicians preserve a great distance from today's societal generalities.

A unitary force in the natural world which we are apart of us unifies us and brings a silent and overarching harmony to our otherwise discordant world. And with it, sorrows, many hours of grief and haunting solitude plagues us. But for those amongst us who rejoice in their solitariness, there is great hope, because in the immanence and the reachability of divine providence no god is so far from Man, and it is here, in this domain, that all discordant noise turns into melodic and joyful dance.

A good night.

My favorite full-length MDB album.

And nice to see people spinning Ved Buens Ende again, one of a kind.

Right. I personally think they did a lot better on the following recording. And for that matter, even long after. But that's just me.

Listening to a few recordings from just the last few pages of this thread. So I don't think they need to be reposted. Will start a new regiment this evening.

first time listening to this one.

Let me know how it goes!