High On Infinity - Count Raven

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Count Raven / Audio CD released 1994-04-28 at Hellhound

Newest Review: ... low singing, he leads the way in three odd spoken word pieces against his keyboard backing, the sinister 'Ode to Rebecca,' ... more

... 'The Dance' and the lighter and more keyboard-centric 'Cosmos.' If there's an overarching concept connecting these, or indeed the whole album, I must have missed it, but the comparative isolation and varying styles of the more substantial songs would indicate otherwise. 'Jen' is the usual strong, dirgey intro song, and the band thankfully throws out a couple of more optimistic and energetic songs to prevent listeners getting too bogged down in the doom. 'Children's Holocaust,' despite its title, is positively glowing i...more

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	High on Infinity Release Date: 1994 - 04 - 28, Audio CD, Hellhound Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47	£ 7.25

High on Infinity
Release Date: 1994 - 04 - 28, Audio CD, Hellhound

Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47

£ 7.25

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High On Infinity - Count Raven: High On Infinity (272 words)
by - written on 12/06/08 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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To their credit, Count Raven were evidently trying desperately to keep each of their albums unique, presumably aware of just how similar they sounded to their influences in the doom metal scene, and 'High On Infinity' is as contrived as it gets. Dan Fondelius still sounds like a low-rent Ozzy Osbourne, but in addition to his high and low singing, he leads the way in three odd spoken word pieces against his keyboard backing, the sinister 'Ode to Rebecca,' 'The Dance' and the lighter and more keyboard-centric 'Cosmos.' If there's an overarching concept connecting these, or indeed the whole album, I must have missed it, but the comparative isolation and varying styles of ... Read the complete review