Amore che Vieni Amore che Vai, il Testamento, La Guerra di Piero, so many standout songs. Feels like poetry rather than music in a way, which I figure is most definitively the point lol, the lyrics are so genius (especially if you know italian lol), one of my favourite singer-songwriter records oat
such a delicate yet heavy album at the same time. honestly the only thing that's holding this record back for me are the clean vocals.. they just kinda sound bland? hope that makes sense. everything else is so genius, the guitar playing and drumming especially, just a very masterfully composed album. Great death doom metal record. Feels a bit inconclusive though, with the last song being instrumental and all. Everything else is really well done
really suffocating, angry death metal album, I actually find this less "iconic" in a way compared to their debut ep, but there's very good standout moments in this record. I really like the last part in the first track and some of the bass playing and guitar playing is nuts. vocals are pretty fucking rad as well. would recommend, very underrated
Honestly very good album, my only real gripe with it is the production, to me the drums have way too much sheen compared to what I would expect from death doom metal. Feels like really early Katatonia (especially since it's a side project inspired by that era of the band), however I somehow feel they missed the mark on what makes those albums so special. Don't get me wrong, this one has incredible amounts of charm, and I still like the things it did differently, and for me it's ... read more
in a way feels like the perfect spiritual successor to Brave Murder Day in a way that October Tide's "Rain without End" failed to achieve, feels much closer to the simplistic, goth rock-y vibe of the original album. completely left me speechless, wow. Love the melodies, even songs I like less than others like "Someone I (don't) Know" manage to have such good musicianship, the lead guitars are very expressive, and so are the vocals. The drumming is so on point as ... read more