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 Solar Lovers - Celestial Season
 Solar Lovers - Celestial Season ... Decamerone / 2. Solar Child / 3. Body As Canvas / 4. Soft Embalmer Of The Still Midnight / 5. Will You Wait For The Sun? / 6. The Holy Snake / 7. Dancing To A Thousand Symphonies / 8. Vienna / 9. Fandango / 10. The Scent Of Eve / 11. A Tune From The Majestic Queen's GardenNewest Review: ... that not only enhance the slow, melancholic chugging of the rock instruments, but are frequently called upon to take over ... more ... entirely, most notable in the brief, classical interludes 'Body as Canvas' and 'Fandango.'
The strange thing about this album is how far it swings in the other direction, with the contrasting instrumentals 'The Holy Snake' and 'A Tune From The Majestic Queen's Garden' favouring a stoner rock tone and style. While the fusion of these two separate strands of doom metal (atmospheric beauty and stoner fun) certainly aids this band's distinctiveness, it also weakens the overall effect and robs 'Solar Lovers' of the doom crown...more |
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Solar Lovers - Celestial Season: Solar Lovers (267 words)
by - written on 24/04/08 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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Celestial Season is a doom metal band from the Netherlands, playing a more atmospheric and classically-influenced variant of the death-doom pioneered by England's My Dying Bride and Anathema, but managing to exceed even their finest early works in terms of emotiveness and beauty. The violins and cellos add a haunting extra dimension that not only enhance the slow, melancholic chugging of the rock instruments, but are frequently called upon to take over entirely, most notable in the brief, classical interludes 'Body as Canvas' and 'Fandango.' The strange thing about this album is how far it swings in the other direction, with the contrasting instrumentals 'The ... Read the complete review
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