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 Ever-arch-i-tech - Axamenta
 Ever-arch-i-tech - Axamenta ... Demons Shelter Within3 Ashes to Flesh 4 Nation in Atrophy 5 Midnight Grotesque 6 Prophet Set to Witness 7 Ever-Arch-I-Tech-Ture 8 Threnody for an Endling 9 Ravager 1.6.6.3 10 Of Genesis and Apocalypse 11 Foreboding 12 Shackles Cross 13 Omniscient Newest Review: ... reasonable way this style could be improved upon without a radical change of direction. Despite the sci-fi narrative, this ... more ... isn't predominantly a progressive metal album, though its more elaborate moments are all pulled off satisfyingly. In a way, it reminds me of a black metal version of Pain of Salvation, whose own Daniel Gildenlow sings the pleasant 'Threnody for an Endling,' the closest thing to a ballad here, a wise decision considering Peter Meynckens' talent lies in screaming his throat to oblivion and he's less impressive in his occasional excursions into clean singing from 'Ashes to Flesh' and roleplaying the central character in min...more |
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Ever-arch-i-tech - Axamenta: Into a Complete Omniscience (554 words)
by - written on 03/02/08 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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'Ever-Arch-I-Tech-Ture' may deter some metal fans with its bizarre and ambitious prog concept, unintelligible title and tracklist divided into chapters, but even if you couldn't care less about the lyrical side of things this is an incredibly entertaining and skilfully executed extreme metal album. Based loosely in symphonic black metal similar to modern Dimmu Borgir, though a hell of a lot better and less cacophonous, there's no reason this shouldn't be enjoyed by fans from all walks of metal, as long as they're comfortable with the occasional bursts of fast and heavy, industrial-tinged riffs and drums, and the harshly growled vocals that are nevertheless increasing in ... Read the complete review
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