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 Stigmata - Arch Enemy
 Stigmata - Arch Enemy ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Beast of Man 2 Stigmata [Instrumental] 3 Sinister Mephisto 4 Dark of the Sun 5 Let the Killing Begin 6 Black Earth 7 Tears of the Dead 8 Vox Stellarum [Instrumental] 9 Bridge of Destiny Newest Review: ... guitars are less jarring than in the previous album for the most part, there are still plenty of instances of the Amott ... more ... brothers feeling a little cocky and going for some high guitar solos, which serves to ruin the few songs on the album that still obey a traditional death metal groundwork. With songs frequently running on the long side of average, it seems the band fancied this album to be a bit more epic than their previous effort, though apart from some keyboard-enhanced atmosphere in 'Bridge of Destiny,' which also features an over-the-top but enjoyable lead guitar coda that calls back to earlier melodies and struggles to contrive som...more |
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Release Date: 2006 - 03 - 01, Audio CD, Century Media Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50
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Stigmata - Arch Enemy: 'Sblood! (505 words)
by - written on 26/01/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Arch Enemy's second album continues in the same contradictory melodic death metal style as the first, but starts to tackle some of the inherent problems that such a fusion brings for less talented practitioners. Situated between the violent 'Black Earth' and the eighties throw-back 'Burning Bridges,' both of which are oddly referenced in the song titles here to some extent, 'Stigmata' tends to favour a more melodic and slower pace than its predecessor to allow the lead guitars to fit in less problematically. It's something many superior bands achieved easily, but for Arch Enemy has long been a schizophrenic struggle between aggression and melody. While the ... Read the complete review
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