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Newest Review: ... metal. It's predominantly slow, ominous and crushingly heavy, interjected with old-school thrash metal reminiscent of the ... more

 ... 'Morbid Tales' and 'To Mega Therion' releases, and it's almost always overlong. The hammering production values make for a loud and excruciating listening experience at times that will greatly please those who enjoy their metal head-crushingly violent, but this also means that it sounds clinical and less atmospheric than those sludgy early releases, even if the riffs are just as talented and enjoyable. This isn't an album I could listen to very often, as although I admire it, the persistence of the slow tempo and goth...more

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Monotheist - Celtic Frost: Monotheist (299 words)
by - written on 15/05/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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Over ten years after their break-up, Swiss metal legends Celtic Frost reformed with the high-profile comeback release 'Monotheist,' an album that successfully recaptures much of what made them great in the first place, without feeling like a step backwards for a band that was constantly reinventing itself. This is a difficult album to approach, even for those inducted into the world of extreme metal. It's predominantly slow, ominous and crushingly heavy, interjected with old-school thrash metal reminiscent of the 'Morbid Tales' and 'To Mega Therion' releases, and it's almost always overlong. The hammering production values make for a loud and excruciating ...  Read the complete review

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