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 Pristine In Bondage - Amaran
 Pristine In Bondage - Amaran ... Without Arms3 Coming Home 4 Inflict 5 Without Stains 6 Katharsis 7 24 Pills 8 Wraith 9 Crow Me 10 Primal Nature 11 As We Fly [*] Newest Review: ... just because it's what they wanted to play, the style developed by guitarists Ronnie Backlund and Kari Kainulainen is a ... more ... particularly heavy brand of power metal that more or less crosses over into melodic death metal for the most part. Although a couple of songs take a distinctly more pessimistic and slow approach, the majority are mid-speed affairs with heavy guitars enhanced by Robin Bergh's powerful drums, mostly sticking to reliable, if dull, double bass pedal hammering. This is all more than enough to balance out the higher range of Johanna DePierre's vocals and the frequent melodic guitar sections (during which Mikael Anderson's bass is...more |
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Pristine in Bondage
Release Date: 2004 - 04 - 05, Audio CD, Listenable Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Pristine In Bondage - Amaran: Hooray for Masochism (559 words)
by - written on 13/01/08 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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Girl-fronted metal bands have been a pretty big thing since bands such as Nightwish, Lacuna Coil and Arch Enemy broke into the metal mainstream with their radically different takes on the idea. With the flouting of frontwomen as the latest metal gimmick (proving successful with those female metal fans who only choose to listen to bands with women singers, regardless of the style - that's just silly), it's refreshing to find a band that has a woman singer more or less arbitrarily, using a natural singing voice against unembellished, pure metal backdrop of guitars and drums, without the need to draft in an ensemble choir and orchestra, or to pretend you've done so with a ... Read the complete review
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