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 Black Earth - Arch Enemy
 Black Earth - Arch Enemy ... Tracklisting1 Bury Me An Angel 2 Dark Insanity 3 Eureka 4 Idolatress 5 Cosmic Retribution 6 Demoniality 7 Transmigration Macabre 8 Time Capsule 9 Fields Of Desolation 10 Losing Faith 11 Ides Of March 12 Aces High Newest Review: ... for the first time I thought it was a fantastically conflicting mix and instantly became my second favourite melodic death ... more ... album of all time, though to put it in perspective the only other I had heard was the far superior 'Heartwork.' Listening again with years of death metal baggage, that later album, and to a lesser extent this debut, are plagued by what I can't help but think of as "TV solos," pretty entertaining in their own right but noodling about in a manner and tone reminiscent of what the people who composed incidental music for 1980s TV shows thought a rock guitar sounded like. This flaw isn't quite so prominent on ...more |
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Release Date: 2002 - 03 - 25, Audio CD, Regain Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Black Earth - Arch Enemy: Trembling From Her Entrails (625 words)
by - written on 26/01/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Departing from Carcass once his work was done in really helping to kickstart melodic death metal with the classic 'Heartwork' album, Michael Amott recruited his brother Christopher and fellow Swedes Daniel Erlandsson and Johan Liiva to continue mixing violence with sweet harmony in Arch Enemy. Less refined than its immediate successor 'Stigmata,' 'Black Earth' does seem like the bastard son of Heartwork, exaggerating the contrast between heaviness and often jarring melodic lead guitars and lighter choruses to create an album that still works well, but comes perilously close to making a mockery of the whole notion of melodic death metal. The Amott brothers' ... Read the complete review
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