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 Act 7 - Crematory
 Act 7 - Crematory ... Tracklisting1 Shining 2 I Never Die 3 Moonlight 4 Fly 5 Memory 6 Holy One 7 Game 8 Waiting 9 Awake 10 Tale Newest Review: ... mellow, led by Katrin Goger's ever-more-talented keyboards, but songs such as 'I Never Die' still maintain the harder metal ... more ... elements, this song in particular boasting elements reminiscent of Fear Factory.
The vocals are possibly the highlight, which is an unusual statement for me, especially when they're a little soppy. Nevertheless, Felix Stass' clean singing and growled styles compliment each other perfectly, and the addition of female vocals to 'Waiting' helps each song to stand apart. The band is working together in a more satisfying fusion than usual, all the instruments really complimenting each other in songs like the si...more |
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Act 7 - Crematory: Act Seven (182 words)
by - written on 13/06/08 (Useful, 9 readings)
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With the introduction of subtle electronic elements, Crematory's sound continues to expand and improve, making for one of the finest gothic metal releases of the nineties and the band's finest work. The mood is predominantly mellow, led by Katrin Goger's ever-more-talented keyboards, but songs such as 'I Never Die' still maintain the harder metal elements, this song in particular boasting elements reminiscent of Fear Factory. The vocals are possibly the highlight, which is an unusual statement for me, especially when they're a little soppy. Nevertheless, Felix Stass' clean singing and growled styles compliment each other perfectly, and the addition of female ... Read the complete review
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