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 End Of The Weakness - Archeon
 End Of The Weakness - Archeon ... Tracklisting1 Arising 2 Day of the Doom 3 Dead World 4 Queen of the Night 5 Struggle with Death 6 Lost Fool 7 Ruins of Life 8 Prayer 9 Hungarian Dance Newest Review: ... perfected it beyond anything Bodom managed (oh come on, I couldn't just like the obvious one could I?), Archeon put in a ... more ... great effort with this album, sadly about ten years too late for anyone to take any notice.
The first track 'Arising' sets up everything that can be expected from the rest of the album, with its heavily atmospheric keys, relentless double bass drumming, fast and highly melodic lead guitars branching out into occasional folk jigs, and blackened roars energetically working their way through the typical metal lyrics. This style is both grand and simplistic at the same time and fails whenever anything too extreme is attempted...more |
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End of the Weakness
Release Date: 2008 - 03 - 18, Audio CD, Metal Mind Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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End Of The Weakness - Archeon: Children of Warszawa (396 words)
by - written on 27/01/08 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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In their highly creative fusion of classic heavy metal riffs, folk elements, a strong keyboard presence and the fury of melodic death metal, Poland's Archeon haven't so much stumbled across a new and ingenious formula as much as essentially copied Children of Bodom, at just around the time that more famous band moved away from this style towards plains less satisfying. It's a highly enjoyable genre for fans of both the lighter and heavier sides of metal such as myself, and although Finland's Kalmah have already perfected it beyond anything Bodom managed (oh come on, I couldn't just like the obvious one could I?), Archeon put in a great effort with this album, sadly about ... Read the complete review
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