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 Until Eternity Ends - Edge of Sanity
 Until Eternity Ends - Edge of Sanity ... Production / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Until Eternity Ends 2 Eternal Eclipse 3 Bleed 4 Invisible Sun Newest Review: ... and mainstream than they had attempted previously, but despite a few cool guitars here and there, this ends up being a ... more ... largely unsatisfying and somewhat pointless release.
The title song follows a more traditional rock direction than metal, the deathy style only being maintained by the heavy instruments. The riffs are medium tempo and wouldn't be out of place in a stoner rock band, and the vocals are accordingly sung in a deep spoken word style rather than growled. This song is led by a memorable guitar riff of the type sadly absent hereafter on the release. 'Eternal Eclipse' is a chorus-centric song with clean singing vocals, and almost as...more |
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Until Eternity Ends - Edge of Sanity: Until Eternity Ends (249 words)
by - written on 01/07/08 (Very useful, 7 readings)
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This four-song E.P. was released prior to 'Purgatory Afterglow' containing original material that, according to the band's view, "didn't fit" with their new style. The style here is certainly a fairly radical departure from the band's traditional death metal sound into avenues more melodic and mainstream than they had attempted previously, but despite a few cool guitars here and there, this ends up being a largely unsatisfying and somewhat pointless release. The title song follows a more traditional rock direction than metal, the deathy style only being maintained by the heavy instruments. The riffs are medium tempo and wouldn't be out of place in a ... Read the complete review
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