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 The Black Waltz - Kalmah
 The Black Waltz - Kalmah ... Tracklisting1 Defeat 2 Bitter Metallic Side 3 Time Takes Us All 4 To The Gallows 5 Svieri Doroga 6 Black Waltz 7 With Terminal Intensity 8 Man Of The King 9 Groan Of Wind 10 Mindrust 11 One From The Stands Newest Review: ... Waltz' may indeed lack the originality and sheer fun of the band's earlier albums such as 'They Will Return,' but the greater ... more ... death metal approach at least avoids the music sounding bipolar in its mixture of melody and ferocity, the melody now being a little subtler and kept in check.
One continued irritant is the prominent presence of keyboards that still serve to spoil the atmosphere of many songs with their electronic beeping, but the guitars, almost entirely devoid of Iron Maiden style riffing and soloing, should now be more acceptable to death metal aficionados, as the main focus is on heavy riffs. Even the vocal performance is meaner...more |
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The Black Waltz
Release Date: 2006 - 03 - 06, Audio CD, Spikefarm Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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The Black Waltz - Kalmah: The Black Waltz (226 words)
by - written on 12/08/08 (Useful, 20 readings)
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Like their fellow countrymen Children of Bodom, Kalmah opted to change direction from power metal influenced death metal to something more focused on the heavy end of the scale, but fortunately, unlike Bodom, their new albums aren't absolutely awful. 'The Black Waltz' may indeed lack the originality and sheer fun of the band's earlier albums such as 'They Will Return,' but the greater death metal approach at least avoids the music sounding bipolar in its mixture of melody and ferocity, the melody now being a little subtler and kept in check. One continued irritant is the prominent presence of keyboards that still serve to spoil the atmosphere of many songs ... Read the complete review
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