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 Cult - Apocalyptica
 Cult - Apocalyptica ... #1 Tracklisting1 Path 2 Struggle 3 Romance 4 Pray 5 In Memoriam 6 Hyperventilation 7 Beyond Time 8 Hope 9 Kaamos 10 Coma 11 Hall Of The Mountain King 12 Until It Sleeps 13 Fight Fire With Fire Newest Review: ... sections. The finest songs are ones like 'In Memoriam' that explore both ends of the spectrum, from sweeping strings to ... more ... thrash riffs, and my personal least favourites are those like the opening song and 'Hyperventilation' that force prominent melodic cellos in a manner that sounds all too much like they're covering thrash again, and encourages the listener to check the tracklist to confirm that these are original pieces.
Although it's difficult and even a little pointless to pick out specific favourites from the overall epic and calm but sometimes shaky experience, there is something of a build-up here that culminates in the ferocious...more |
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Cult - Apocalyptica: The Peak of Cello Metal (702 words)
by - written on 24/01/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Apocalyptica is a cello quarter from Finland that rose to prominence above their equally skilled competitors by releasing an album of Metallica covers that rocked the rock world and opened its eyes to new possibilities, even though that sort of thing had been going on for years. In spite of my spite, Apocalyptica is a talented group whose thrash metal influence is evident in the fast and furious performances on some of their songs, though they are equally able and prepared to tackle a slower and more contemplative mood more akin to their neoclassical base. 'Cult' is their second album of original works, and explores the full breadth of their fairly limited ... Read the complete review
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