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 Autumn Aurora - Drudkh
Newest Review: ... solos that add a more hopeful and cheery dimension to the band's otherwise rather sorrowful sound. This is contrasted well ... more  ... with more melancholy, downcast sections, particularly on the excellent 'Sunwheel', which starts off sounding warm and celebratory before shifting to a slower tempo, plunging into a series of more sombre and despondent riffs to give the song a colder, more serious feel, suggesting a replacement of the warm oranges and browns of autumn with the cold, white, windswept desolation of winter.
Rain and wind samples are employed subtly throughout, and warm, semi-acoustic chords rub shoulders with dreamy, gentle synths, creat...more |
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Autumn Aurora
Release Date: 2005 - 11 - 28, Audio CD, Supernal Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40
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Autumn Aurora - Drudkh: The Sound of the Dying September Sun (290 words)
by - written on 28/06/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Autumn Aurora, the follow up to Drudkh's hugely atmospheric debut 'Forgotten Legends' , builds upon the debut's formula of sad, hypnotic, Burzumesqe riffs and reflective, mid-paced pagan black metal in a number of interesting ways. The songs have a folkier, more energetic edge this time round, with dynamic, even upbeat folk riffs taking a prominent role throughout, these often building to unrestrained melodic guitar solos that add a more hopeful and cheery dimension to the band's otherwise rather sorrowful sound. This is contrasted well with more melancholy, downcast sections, particularly on the excellent 'Sunwheel', which starts off sounding warm and celebratory ... Read the complete review
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