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Ascent Descent E.P. - Atsphear
Newest Review: ... has a much less whiney quality to many of his contemporaries, while the instruments backing him up are generic to the point ... more  ... of real tedium.
This wouldn't be a bad album to listen to if you were a newcomer to melodic death metal, or were perhaps seeing the band live on a pleasant Spanish evening, but I've long since become bored to tears by the machine gun barrage of down-tuned guitars and clinical, lifeless drums. There isn't any real degree of variety between these three songs, but as it's only a twelve minute release and is downloadable from the band's website, rather than something fans are expected to track down, there's no reason to...more |
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Ascent Descent E.P. - Atsphear: Watch Me Vigilant (352 words)
by - written on 31/01/08 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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This three-track E.P. was released by Madrid-based melodic death metal band Atsphear to introduce new vocalist Juan Dominguez to fans before the release of anything more substantial, but other than this small point of interest there isn't anything here to really satisfy veterans of the genre. Dominguez combines death metal growls with melodic singing much the same as all other melodic death bands, though fortunately his singing voice has a much less whiney quality to many of his contemporaries, while the instruments backing him up are generic to the point of real tedium. This wouldn't be a bad album to listen to if you were a newcomer to melodic death metal, ... Read the complete review
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