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Sword's Song - Ambehr
Description: Artist: Ambehr / Genre: Hard Rock & Metal Newest Review: ... a mixture of sung and growled vocals. Growling aside, this is relatively light and melodic stuff with a slight gothic edge ... more  ... that comes to the fore in tracks like 'Lyrical,' enhanced by soprano singing from Maria in many songs to add a grander atmosphere, concluding in the satisfying vocal duet ballad 'Alone' that instantly scores among many other bands' closing ballads by not being a load of rubbish.
As expected, most of these songs fall into a similar sound after a while, and it's the earlier tracks that are the more impressive for establishing the style. Opener 'Raven' is particularly distinctive, packed full of interesting lead guitars a...more |
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Sword's Song - Ambehr: City in the Sky (283 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 13/01/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
Rating:
Ambehr is an Armenian heavy metal band based in the traditional style but also influenced by the melodic side of death metal. Most songs are led by Vitalyj and Zurab's pleasant and often slow guitar harmonies that often remind of the folk-influenced Gothenburg bands, while drummer Hrast has fun messing around underneath at Art plays bass as well as providing a mixture of sung and growled vocals. Growling aside, this is relatively light and melodic stuff with a slight gothic edge that comes to the fore in tracks like 'Lyrical,' enhanced by soprano singing from Maria in many songs to add a grander atmosphere, concluding in the satisfying vocal duet ballad 'Alone' that ...
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