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 The Painter's Palette - Ephel Duath
 The Painter's Palette - Ephel Duath ... Tracklisting1 Passage (Pearl Grey) 2 Unpoetic Circle (Bottle Green) 3 Labyrinthine (Crimson) 4 Praha (Ancient Gold) 5 Picture (Bordeaux) 6 Ruins (Deep Blue And Violet) 7 Ironical Communion (Amber) 8 My Glassy Shelter (Dirty White) 9 Other's Touch (Amaranth) Newest Review: ... different singers which just smacks of a lack of ability, and the unnecessary anger spoils songs such as 'The Picture' that ... more ... would otherwise be fairly enjoyable in a more mellow manner.
The most interesting element for me is the use of saxophone, which avant-garde metal bands have been experimenting with to various degrees of success since John Zorn started collaborating with hardcore musicians in the early nineties, and although it works well in the hectic 'The Passage' and the slower songs later on, it isn't as convincingly done as in something like Subterranean Masquerade. Even the hardcore elements seem like an inferior version of Kayo ...more |
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Painter's Palette
Release Date: 2003 - 05 - 19, Audio CD, Earache Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
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The Painter's Palette - Ephel Duath: The Painter's Palette (228 words)
by - written on 06/07/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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This Italian band is certainly innovative in its approach to metal, but the ambition isn't entirely supported by the quality of the finished product. Most grating for me are the distinct traces of metalcore evident in the alternation between screamed and sung vocals, handled by two different singers which just smacks of a lack of ability, and the unnecessary anger spoils songs such as 'The Picture' that would otherwise be fairly enjoyable in a more mellow manner. The most interesting element for me is the use of saxophone, which avant-garde metal bands have been experimenting with to various degrees of success since John Zorn started collaborating with ... Read the complete review
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