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Dystopia - Anthemon
 Dystopia - Anthemon ... Tube4. Recall The Absence 5. Tuned To A Dead Channel (instrumental) 6. La Chute De L'Architecte 7. Manifold Of... 8. Serene Eves Newest Review: ... a real orchestra on the recording, but some of the later songs particularly are content to revel in electronic ambience, ... more ... while traditionally booping keyboard solos are common, introduced in the second track. The guitars themselves are fairly run-of-the-mill doom, never too heavy or dominant but occasionally producing a slow, elegiac lead in the tradition of pretty much every modern doom band veering on the death metal side of things, though for me it's only ever been the guitars from 'Foretell Omega' that remain memorable after the album has finished. The death-doom influence is far less prominent here than in something like Tears for Man...more |
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Dystopia - Anthemon: The Armageddon Symphony (875 words)
by - written on 22/01/08 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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Anthemon's second album is a curious serving of grand symphonic doom with an incredible atmosphere and powerful singing, but all the same it's an album I repeatedly mistake for being a tad more epic and harrowing than it really is. The first couple of songs blew me away when I first heard them, until the style continued more or less exactly the same through the rest of the album and even started to bore me a little by the end, but still whenever I think of the album or glimpse its apocalyptic, Beksinski-style cover art, it's guaranteed to fill me with an excitement that's all too soon abated when I remember the bland truth. It isn't a bad album by any means, and even ... Read the complete review
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