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The Decomposition Process - Absence


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The Decomposition Process - Absence

 
Description: Artist: Absence / Genre: Hard Rock & Metal

Newest Review: ... much the same and it’s impossible to distinguish between them; that’s not to say that the band needed to employ a drastic ... more

 ... change of style, such as was found throughout ‘Whoracle’ (a significantly flawed album that I now enjoy far, far less than when first exposed to it many years ago), but there’s no deviation from the standard formula and style of guitar playing, other than some songs featuring a greater focus on lead melodies. Marcus Gasper yells the whole thing in a standard death metal growl that could really be anybody, lapsing very briefly into some clean singing on ‘Dead Reckoning,’ one of the slightly better songs, but still taking...more

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Premium Review The Decomposition Process - Absence: Masterclass in Festering (781 words)
by - written on 07/10/07 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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The first and so far only release from Dortmund’s Absence is just about the most pointless melodic death metal album I’ve ever heard, in a genre that’s been spiralling increasingly downhill since its conception in the early nineties. Taking all of its cues from the rotting corpse of Gothenburg metal (perhaps explaining the album’s title), every repetitive nuance of every song seems lifted from In Flames’ ‘Whoracle’ released ten years earlier, which to many represented the start of Gothenburg’s decline. In a genre infested with soundalike In Flames clones on the one hand and metalcore on the other (with only rare, occasional bands producing something truly powerful and ...  Read the complete review

 

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