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Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: At The Throne Of Judgement / Audio CD released 2008-01-07 at Rise / ... more Newest Review: ... consistent hammering aggression isn't my cup of tea, and I probably wouldn't use phrases like "cup of tea" if it ... more |
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by Frankingsteins - written on 30/01/08 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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'The Arcanum Order' is a consistent debut from American band At the Throne of Judgement, by which I mean that all of the songs sound pretty much exactly the same (and the band name and album title seem to be the wrong way round, don't you think?) On the positive side, this is decent enough Soilwork-style melodic death metal that isn't really death metal, but is a bit too good and not overtly hostile enough to be considered metalcore, which will still be hard enough for those who don't mind a bit of crossover. Personally, this kind of consistent hammering aggression isn't my cup of tea, and I probably wouldn't use phrases like "cup of tea" if it ...
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