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Ravishing Beauty - Avec TristesseNewest Review: ... less effective Dimmu Borgir, throw in some worthless atmospheric interludes and water sound effects, and you'd come up with ... more |
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by - written on 03/02/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Brazil's Avec Tristesse are one of those bands that defy a genre ever so slightly and cause another essentially meaningless one to sprout up in their favour. This band likes to be described as "dark metal," a term I've seen applied to the radically different Iced Earth in years past, but to be sensible for a moment and try to reign it in under equally daft-sounding but at least consistent terminology, this is more like gothic metal susceptible to bouts of symphonic black metal. I can't make a direct comparison, but imagine a bad Theatre of Tragedy mixed with an even less effective Dimmu Borgir, throw in some worthless atmospheric interludes and water sound ... Read the complete review
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