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 The Spell Of Retribution - Chasm
 The Spell Of Retribution - Chasm ... Tracklisting1 From The Curse A Scourge 2 Omnipotent Codex 3 Conqueror And Warlord 4 Manifest My Invention 5 Fortress 6 Retribution Of The Lost Years 7 Conjuring The New Apocalypse 8 Eclipse (Monument To The Empire) 9 Remains Of The Covenant 10 Eternal Cycle Of Delusion Newest Review: ... Eclipse: Monument to the Empire' sounding essentially no different to their less pompously titled neighbours. The Chasm are ... more ... still masters of their craft, mixing flawless and creative musicianship with satisfying tempo changes, but here their myriad influences from classic death metal and eighties heavy metal start to show through the cracks, frequently sounding like something Dismember might have done ten years earlier. Even the opening instrumental 'From the Curse, a Scourge...' lacks the power of their usual overtures, and is reminiscent of Megadeth's 'Into the Lungs of Hell.'
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The Spell Of Retribution - Chasm: I Love the Spell of Retribution in the Morning (240 words)
by - written on 10/06/08 (Useful, 20 readings)
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Expatriate Mexicans the Chasm continue to define their sound as a more music-based Bal-Sagoth, their epic musical passages forming narratives in place of needlessly complex lyrics. A little more self-consciously 'epic' than before, this album suffers slightly as a result, with songs such as the multi-part 'The Eclipse: Monument to the Empire' sounding essentially no different to their less pompously titled neighbours. The Chasm are still masters of their craft, mixing flawless and creative musicianship with satisfying tempo changes, but here their myriad influences from classic death metal and eighties heavy metal start to show through the cracks, frequently ... Read the complete review
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