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 Into The Mourning - All Soul's Day
 Into The Mourning - All Soul's Day ... Day / 3. The Mourning / 4. I Feel You Inside Me / 5. At The Bell Toll / 6. Forever / 7. The Sinner / 8. Ancient (Preview)Newest Review: ... very dubious electro song at the very end, and apart from the mood being irritatingly shattered at that point, atmosphere is ... more ... the key to the rest of the album's success. With predominantly slow and overly repetitive songs there's little here to appeal to casual listeners or those in a hurry, but staying true to the classic doom style will at least make this more accessible to wary rock fans than the genre's more severe death metal offshoots. Emiliano Cioffi was the band's singer during the brief period that this album happened to be recorded, and although his imitation of Candlemass' Messiah Marcolin is more than adequate, if lacking its f...more |
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Into The Mourning - All Soul's Day: Bring Out Yer Dead (605 words)
by - written on 11/01/08 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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Paying extended tribute to traditional doom metal in the style of Cathedral and - to a much greater extent - Candlemass, All Souls' Day is a curious outfit that has remained sporadically active for the last seventeen years, but has only a single album to show for it. With its tellingly bleak artwork, song titles and extended song lengths, this album is contented to slip inside the style perfected by their forebears, albeit a little less effectively. While Candlemass has branched out with some failed experiments over time before coming back to the style they do best, All Souls' Day mimic the slow, bleak, operatic style enough to convince that the band is playing in a ... Read the complete review
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