Tears Of Mortal Solitude - Forest Stream

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Forest Stream / Audio CD released 2003-01-27 at Earache / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Autumn El ... more

Tears Of Mortal Solitude - Forest Stream ... Elegy
2 Legend
3 Last Season Purity
4 Snowfall
5 Mel Kor
6 Whole
7 Black Swans
8 Winter Solstice
9 Steps Of Mankind

Newest Review: ... strains of piano and the despondent growls wholly reminiscent of those of Opeth frontman Mikael Akerfeldt. There are the ... more

... occasional passages of ethereal Katatonia-style clean vocals and also subtle, folky crooning here and there as well. The songs are frequently saturated with rather cheesy keyboards a la Crematory, whilst the drums are very simplistic and sound like a drum machine, despite their not actually being so. In many places the songs are lacking of any real energy, and this combined with the over-polished production can make the album sound rather bland in places, but overall it remains an endearingly melancholy and reflective lis...more

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Release Date: 2003 - 01 - 27, Audio CD, Earache

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Tears Of Mortal Solitude - Forest Stream: Synth-heavy gothic metal (361 words)
by - written on 06/08/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Russian band Forest Stream's 2003 debut release 'Tears of Mortal Solitude' is clearly heavily influenced by Swedish doom/death bands Katatonia and Opeth, and the band also contributed to the 2006 Katatonia tribute album December Songs alongside the likes of Xasthur, Forgotten Tomb and Forest of Shadows. Unsuprisingly then, the songs on 'Tears of Mortal Solitude' are filled with Cure-esque clean chords and raw, doomy, drawn-out riffs of a minimalist nature, and are accompanied by sounds of thunder and rainfall, strains of piano and the despondent growls wholly reminiscent of those of Opeth frontman Mikael Akerfeldt. There are the occasional passages of ethereal ... Read the complete review

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