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 Terminate Damnation - Becoming the Archetype
 Terminate Damnation - Becoming the Archetype ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 March of the Dead [Instrumental] 2 Into Oblivion 3 One Man Parade 4 Elegy: Deception/Lament /Triumph 5 Night's Sorrow [Instrumental] 6 Epigone 7 Beyond Adaptation 8 No Fall Too Far 9 Ex Nihilo 10 Denouement [Instrumental] 11 Trivial Paroxysm Newest Review: ... achieved with aplomb by Disillusion in their classic 'Back to Times of Splendor,' but reasonably reproduced here in songs ... more ... like the eleven-minute 'Elegy' and 'The Epigone,' retaining the acoustic style for the Latin interludes 'Night's Sorrow' and 'Denouement' that fit in well but don't exactly impress, such acoustic touches having been an almost essential part of melodic death metal since In Flames and Dark Tranquillity's 1995 albums.
This is highly proficient metalcore/melodic death that falls for a few of the pitfalls, such as the tendency for breakdowns rather than decent riff sections and a reliance on screaming vocals when some ...more |
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Terminate Damnation - Becoming the Archetype: Wide is That Pathway Down into the Pit of Despair (337 words)
by - written on 13/02/08 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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Becoming the Archetype are a progressive metalcore band combining very obvious influences from the worlds of metalcore and melodic death metal but still ending up with an interesting and characteristic sound of their own, for this first album at least. The progressive elements aren't so much representative of this band innovating beyond their metalcore base, but rather an attempt to basically imitate what Opeth are doing in a metalcore fashion, something already achieved with aplomb by Disillusion in their classic 'Back to Times of Splendor,' but reasonably reproduced here in songs like the eleven-minute 'Elegy' and 'The Epigone,' retaining the acoustic style for the ... Read the complete review
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