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The Spectral Sorrows - Edge Of Sanity

 
Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Death Metal / Artist: Edge Of Sanity / Audio CD released 2004-07-18 at Black Mark / Disc #1 ... more
The Spectral Sorrows - Edge Of Sanity ... Tracklisting
1 Spectral Sorrows [Instrumental]
2 Darkday
3 Livin' Hell
4 Lost
5 Masque
6 Blood of My Enemies
7 Jesus Cries
8 Across the Fields of Forever
9 On the Other Side
10 Sacrificed
11 Waiting to Die
12 Feedin' the Charlatan
13 Serenade for the Dead [Instrumental]

Newest Review: ... pervade almost every track to the occasional clean vocals, culminating in the surprising deviation of 'Sacrified,' a gothic ... more

 ... rock song that sounds just like Sisters of Mercy. There's also a punk-influenced song in the form of 'Feedin' the Charlatan,' an effective Manowar cover that doesn't ruin the song with growled vocals as most death covers of classic heavy metal tend to, and melodic interludes in the first and last tracks. If this is the point at which Edge of Sanity started to move towards a more mainstream sound, it's also the point at which their experiments became less coherent and more prone to failure. There are some excellent ...more

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Premium Review The Spectral Sorrows - Edge Of Sanity: The Spectral Sorrows (258 words)
by - written on 01/07/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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'The Spectral Sorrows' is a natural half-way point between the densely progressive and heavy 'Unorthodox' and the more accessible death metal sound of 'Purgatory Afterglow,' and strikes a nice balance between the two. The melodic quotient is increased significantly, from the slow guitar harmonies and atmospheric sections that pervade almost every track to the occasional clean vocals, culminating in the surprising deviation of 'Sacrified,' a gothic rock song that sounds just like Sisters of Mercy. There's also a punk-influenced song in the form of 'Feedin' the Charlatan,' an effective Manowar cover that doesn't ruin the song with growled vocals as most death covers of ...  Read the complete review

 

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