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 Riders Of The Plague - Absence
 Riders Of The Plague - Absence ... #1 Tracklisting1 Riders Of the Plague 2 Dead And Gone 3 Murder 4 Echoes 5 World Divides 6 Prosperity 7 Silent Track 8 Awakening 9 Merciless 10 Into the Pit 11 Victorious Dead 12 Outro Newest Review: ... one of the more impressive bands that really strive to achieve aggression and harmony in equal measure, predominantly through ... more ... the excellent range of the guitars (though there’s still the typical, mindless double bass assault that rarely lets up). Guitarists Peter Joseph and Patrick Pintaville, who also handled split bass duties on the recording, excel at unleashing powerful riffs reminiscent of The Crown, only more creative, and each song is loosely structured enough to allow for extended solos and lead sections that never sound showy or frivolous. Jeramie Kling’s drums are a fairly standard affair, but treated well by the clear and booming ...more |
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Riders Of The Plague - Absence: Wounds a Mile Deep, Spraying Profusely (864 words)
by - written on 08/10/07 (Very useful, 136 readings)
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Florida’s The Absence are one of the more interesting modern bands playing melodic death metal, in that their material doesn’t just sound like a cheap imitation of In Flames during their less creative eras, and manages to exude aggression without descending into Soilwork-style metalcore. The sound is still rooted firmly in the oversaturated Gothenburg style, which keeps the band from producing anything truly original or inspired, and much of their latest album ‘Riders of the Plague’ reminds distinctly of At the Gates, one of the other Gothenburg originators, and the various projects its members have been involved with in more recent years such as The ... Read the complete review
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