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 Rape Of The Bastard Nazerene - Akercocke
 Rape Of The Bastard Nazerene - Akercocke ... Hell3 Nadja 4 Goat 5 Marguerite & Gretchen 6 Sephiroth Rising 7 Zulieka 8 Conjuration 9 Giardino de Monte Oliveto Maggiore 10 Justine 11 Blood 12 Sempiternal Suffering [*] 13 Nirvana of Agony [*] 14 Lucifer Canto [*] Newest Review: ... from full-pelt blast beats to more relaxed, catchy rhythms in the more atmospheric songs and interludes. The line-up lacks a ... more ... keyboard player at this point, another factor serving to make this album unique, but prominent samples of voices and atmospheric or mechanical sound effects are still employed on about half of the tracks.
The album begins with a clichéd forsaking of God and invocation of Satan that's so short as to be on the verge of skip-worthy, the first of many wastes of time here, but the rest of the album avoids falling into the tedious territory of mere Satan worship for shock's sake, offering a mix of emotive and often dow...more |
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Rape Of The Bastard Nazerene - Akercocke: Many Realities Unfold Betwixt a Rich Fruit of Locusts (1476 words)
by - written on 29/11/07 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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This debut release from the eternally besuited, well-groomed and well-mannered London gents who are nevertheless clearly going to Hell (if they really do believe all this stuff), fails to shake off the sense of being a slightly overlong demo tape. By slightly I mean it comes in at a still meagre thirty-five minutes rather than twenty-five, and by demo I mean unpolished, raw-sounding compositions connected by worthless interludes in a deceptive attempt to bulk out the track-list to something approaching ten. The good news is that the dingy world of black metal is perfectly suited to just this type of raw performance, many bands bizarrely sounding far more palatable when ... Read the complete review
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