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 Infernal - Edge Of Sanity
 Infernal - Edge Of Sanity ... Tracklisting1 Hell Is Where the Heart Is 2 Helter Skelter 3 15:36 4 Bleakness of It All 5 Damned (By the Damned) 6 Forever Together Forever 7 Losing Myself 8 Hollow 9 Inferno 10 Burn the Sun 11 Last Song Newest Review: ... By contrast to the band's earlier work, this can't help but sound like a severely half-assed excuse for an album, as the band ... more ... goes through the motions and rarely hits on the classic melodies that used to come so naturally.
'Hell Is Where the Heart Is' is a reasonable opener, even if it steals its opening riff from Testament, but after this the album goes rapidly downhill. Songs like 'Helter Skelter' and 'The Bleakness of It All' are nothing but fast and repetitive, tedious death metal, while Swanö's clean vocals continue to be unreliable when called in for the always compulsory gothic metal song that here takes the form of the weak 'L...more |
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Infernal - Edge Of Sanity: Infernal (273 words)
by - written on 01/07/08 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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Edge of Sanity's then-final album with Dan Swanö (he would reform the band briefly for 2003's 'Crimson II') suffers immensely from the very obvious inner turmoil of the band at this late stage, evidenced by the wide gulf between the more progressive songs written by Swanö and the more consciously death metal works of the others. By contrast to the band's earlier work, this can't help but sound like a severely half-assed excuse for an album, as the band goes through the motions and rarely hits on the classic melodies that used to come so naturally. 'Hell Is Where the Heart Is' is a reasonable opener, even if it steals its opening riff from Testament, but after ... Read the complete review
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