Unraveled - Confessor

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Confessor / Audio CD released 2005-10-17 at Season Mist / Disc #1 ... more

Unraveled - Confessor ... Tracklisting
1 Cross The Bar
2 Until Tomorrow
3 Wigstand
4 Blueprint Soul
5 Downside
6 Sour Times
7 Hibernation
8 Strata Of Fear
9 Untitled

Newest Review: ... that doesn't exactly depress, but certainly drains the listener even as they enjoy the fine vocal performance of Scott ... more

... Jeffreys, later of Watchtower. Confessor are classed as technical doom metal, but I don't really see the technical side beyond some deliberately obtuse time signature tomfoolery, mainly down to the efforts of drummer Steve Shelton who is at least managing to be creative rather than merely setting the plodding tone throughout. Brian Shoaf and Shawn McCoy's guitar riffs are classic doom all the way, lacking a little originality in sounding so generic but still entertaining enough to keep each song moving forward, and d...more

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Unraveled - Confessor: Unraveled (249 words)
by - written on 12/06/08 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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Released fifteen years after their debut, Confessor's second album wasn't exactly worth the wait, with all the turbulence in-between, but it's still a highly enjoyable slab of traditional doom metal, if you're into that sort of thing. Slow, plodding and downbeat, this is song after song of powerful melancholia that doesn't exactly depress, but certainly drains the listener even as they enjoy the fine vocal performance of Scott Jeffreys, later of Watchtower. Confessor are classed as technical doom metal, but I don't really see the technical side beyond some deliberately obtuse time signature tomfoolery, mainly down to the efforts of drummer Steve Shelton who is ... Read the complete review