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Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Chasm / Import / Audio CD released 2000-07-31 at Dwell / Disc #1 ... more
Procession To The Infraworld - Chasm ... Tracklisting
1 Spectral Sons Of The Mictlan
2 Scars Of My Journey
3 At The Edge Of The Nebula Mortis
4 Fading
5 Return Of The Banished
6 Cosmic Landscapes Of Sorrow
7 Architects Of Melancholic Apocalypse
8 Storm Of Revelations

Newest Review: ... performance from all hands and some great structural ideas. The immediate audible difference comes in the production, which ... more

 ... moves on from the very thrash-based sound of the previous album to a clearer and louder style more suited to death metal, without being overbearing. This really helps to bring out features such as the bass drums, and helps them achieve equal prominence to the guitars of Daniel Corchado and newcomer Julio Viterbo, whose excellent solos are some of the highlights of the album. Opener 'Spectral Sons of the Mictlan' is one of the best death metal instrumentals I've heard, opting for a mysterious, melodic approach rathe...more

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Procession to the Infraworld
Release Date: 2000 - 07 - 31, Audio CD, Dwell
Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Premium Review Procession To The Infraworld - Chasm: Procession to the Infraworld (269 words)
by - written on 09/06/08 (Very useful, 10 readings)
Rating:

Chasm's fourth album is no sequel to 'Deathcult for Eternity,' but as that was such a distinctive album, it's probably for the best that the band didn't try to recapture its style. Where its predecessor was innovative, this follow-up is a little more standard in its execution of the death metal style, but is still led by a flawless performance from all hands and some great structural ideas. The immediate audible difference comes in the production, which moves on from the very thrash-based sound of the previous album to a clearer and louder style more suited to death metal, without being overbearing. This really helps to bring out features such as the bass ...  Read the complete review

 

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