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 Heart Of The Ages - In The Woods
 Heart Of The Ages - In The Woods ... Tracklisting1 Yearning The Seeds Of A New Dimension 2 Heart Of The Ages 3 Prologue/Moments Of.../Epilogue 4 Mourning The Death of Aase 5 Wolan's Return 6 Pigeon 7 Davinity Of Wisdom Newest Review: ... production quality and dingy atmosphere of black metal, but is still predominantly rooted in slow, elegiac doom metal, the ... more ... exception being the fast sections of 'Wotan's Return.'
The songs are mostly very long and varied, though structurally inconsistent, the frequent lapses into keyboard sections effectively splitting each track into several different songs. The album doesn't aim to alienate listeners through experimentation however, and the drums are kept relatively simplistic and catchy for ease of listening, though this has the added negative of there being little here that's technically impressive. In fact, it's the shorter song 'Mourni...more |
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Heart of the Ages
Release Date: 1997 - 11 - 17, Audio CD, Misanthropy Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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Heart Of The Ages - In The Woods: Heart of the Ages (204 words)
by - written on 29/07/08 (Useful, 13 readings)
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In the Woods... are an interesting progressive metal band from Norway that began life as an atmospheric black metal band that was a little afraid of playing any actual black metal. The debut release 'Heart of the Ages' has all the fuzzy production quality and dingy atmosphere of black metal, but is still predominantly rooted in slow, elegiac doom metal, the exception being the fast sections of 'Wotan's Return.' The songs are mostly very long and varied, though structurally inconsistent, the frequent lapses into keyboard sections effectively splitting each track into several different songs. The album doesn't aim to alienate listeners through experimentation ... Read the complete review
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