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 Crimson - Edge Of Sanity
 Crimson - Edge Of Sanity ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Crimson Newest Review: ... showy in the slightest, and makes for a genuinely enjoyable, coherent and varied listening experience for the patient death ... more ... metal fan.
Comparisons to Green Carnation's hour-long 'Light of Day, Day of Darkness' and Opeth's work around the period are inevitable, especially due to the guest presence of Mikael Åkerfeldt, but I'd say this is a little less accomplished than either, and certainly suffers from over-stretching an idea. The frequency of repeated melodies and sections is a nice touch that maintains the sense that this is genuinely all the same song despite the frequent lapses into different styles, but its main failing is probably t...more |
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Crimson - Edge Of Sanity: Crimson (237 words)
by - written on 01/07/08 (Useful, 17 readings)
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Dan Swanö's forty-minute death metal composition 'Crimson' is far from a masterpiece or inspired extreme metal classic, but it's still perfectly admirable and enjoyable as a bold experiment in progressive metal that avoids the usual pitfalls. This album/song never seems indulgent or showy in the slightest, and makes for a genuinely enjoyable, coherent and varied listening experience for the patient death metal fan. Comparisons to Green Carnation's hour-long 'Light of Day, Day of Darkness' and Opeth's work around the period are inevitable, especially due to the guest presence of Mikael Åkerfeldt, but I'd say this is a little less accomplished than either, and ... Read the complete review
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