Eclipse - Amorphis

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Amorphis / Audio CD released 2006-02-20 at Nuclear Blast / Disc #1 ... more

Eclipse - Amorphis ... Tracklisting
1 Two Moons
2 House Of Sleep
3 Leaves Scar
4 Born From Fire
5 Under A Soil And Black Stone
6 Perkele (The God Of Fire)
7 Smoke
8 Same Flesh
9 Brother Moon
10 Empty Opening
11 Stone Woman

Newest Review: ... in the memorable mid-speed melodies of most songs, exploring acoustic territory on numerous occasions in the slower, ... more

... near-ballad songs that comprise roughly half of the album and adopting folk, Eastern and Celtic influence respectively in three of the best songs, 'Leaves Scar,' 'Perkele' and 'Brother Moon,' while remaining satisfyingly simple in the heavy and plodding 'Two Moons.' Joutsen's vocal style is equally compelling, mostly opting for a croon similar to Southern United States stoner rock bands (complete with unnecessary indoor sunglasses) but experimenting with a long-unheard death growl in tracks three, six and nine. This doesn't n...more

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	Eclipse Release Date: 2006 - 02 - 20, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast Last Update 10.12.2009 06:10	£ 13.98	Free! within 24 hours

Eclipse
Release Date: 2006 - 02 - 20, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast

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Eclipse - Amorphis: Kullervo: A New Beginning (427 words)
by - written on 17/01/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Amorpis' first album with new frontman Tomi Joutsen sees a long-awaited return to their melodic death metal origins, while not abandoning their more recent forays into a mainstream style of gothic prog rock. Although the contrast is often extreme, songs like 'Perkele (God of Fire)' sounding exactly like 'Tales from the Thousand Lakes' material while 'House of Sleep' sounds more like effeminate goth band HIM, 'Eclipse' is a step in the right direction for Amorphis even if it's not really clear where the next step will end up. Esa Holopainen's guitars reclaim all their former glory here in the memorable mid-speed melodies of most songs, exploring acoustic ... Read the complete review