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 Grom - Behemoth
 Grom - Behemoth ... Tracklisting1 Intro 2 Dark Forest (Cast Me Your Spell) 3 Spellcraft and Heathendom 4 Dragon's Lair (Cosmic Flames and Four Barbaric Seasons) 5 Lasy Pomorza 6 Rising Proudly Towards the Sky 7 Thou Shalt Forever Win 8 Grom Newest Review: ... more on the amateur side and don't hold up to the likes of Bathory and more seasoned folk metal bands, but it's the ... more ... proficient and highly distinctive sound of the black metal itself that's the real winner here, exuding a fantastic, if confused atmosphere of ancient lands and dark sorcery, and Nergal's guitars receiving a unique sound thanks to the raw and fuzzy production that makes the whole thing work so much better.
The main failing of these songs, now that I've somehow convinced myself that the lack of consistency is a bonus, is that most of them are severely on the long side, and run out of steam and ideas long before their end point...more |
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Release Date: 2005 - 05 - 23, Audio CD, Metal Mind Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
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Grom - Behemoth: Dark Forest Enchant Me (469 words)
by - written on 25/02/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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Behemoth's second album is a very mixed bag of black metal and neofolk touches that often don't quite work, and due to its inconsistency, it's easily the album that divides fans the most. Predictably, it's also my favourite. What makes this album stand out so prominently is the way the traditional black metal is frequently interrupted by acoustic guitar, light keyboard or clean singing in a manner that more often than not fails to correspond to what's come before and after, and the first and last songs even feature female singing from Celina. These folk touches make it all the more endearing for me, even if they're clearly more on the amateur side and don't ... Read the complete review
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