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 Deleted Scenes From The Transition Hospital - Axis Of Perdition
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This album will prove unapproachable to many, and it's not an easy listen. About half of it is ambience of a particularly dark and sinister kind, and the other half overlays depressive and often painfully slow black metal over the top. The guitars occupy the middle range in their slowed death metal lead melodies, creepy and adding some nice treble to this otherwise dirgey affair, but it's the vocals that are particularly interesting, ranging from a monotonous but powerful death metal gr...more |
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Release Date: 2005 - 04 - 25, Audio CD, Code666 Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
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Deleted Scenes From The Transition Hospital - Axis Of Perdition: The Hills Are Silent With the Sound of Torture (568 words)
by - written on 03/02/08 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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This album is partly inspired by the 'Silent Hill' horror games, something I'd know nothing about having played very few games released after about 1995, but conveys an incredible atmosphere of decay, torture and fear without being overly bombastic or cheesy like some horror-themed bands. Like Anaal Nathrakh in past albums, there's an overtly mechanical and literally industrial sound throughout this album, from the crunching static and other assorted painful sounds awash in the vile sea behind the music, right into the music itself with its programmed drums. These are my only issue with the release, most likely a matter of necessity on the obscure band's part, as ... Read the complete review
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