Here’s the thing: New albums shouldn’t be compared to older ones that much, but in this case? It’s almost impossible.
“Stick Season” was and is an album that got me through a hard time though and made an impact on me and so to top this experience is difficult…especially with this album.
There’s not really a bad song, but it’s not really clicking the way it should, I guess. After the half of the album I was already a bit “bored” and I ... read more
The chokehold this album had on me back then…what do you mean 10 years?????
Her second best album after Positions, but at the end of the day…there’s not a single bad album though.
The fourth and final apocalyptic rider (starting from Beggars Banquet and continued with Let It Bleed and Sticky Fingers). And as everyone knows: the best comes last. But first, a bit of background:
The Stones were high — in the music scene as well as in the literal sense. They were enjoying their success and the profits looked promising, but none of that money ended up in the pockets of the people who actually earned it. In England, there had long been a certain tax law that required ... read more
After being introduced to some symphonic metal bands by my friends, I ended up listening to this album and man…this is fun.
I can’t understand how Dani Filth can create these sounds and screams with his voice, but I’m just impressed. He could voice synchronize the Lycans in Resident Evil Village (when you know, you know).
Besides the outerwordly vocals, the melodies in each song are catchy, the riffs are amazing and the production overall is well done. Even though it’s ... read more
After having listened to some symphonic metal albums by bands like Epica, Within Temptation and Nightwish, my friends recommended me this one.
They know I’m not that type of person to listen to such stuff, but my focus should be on the production and melodies.
So I did and I must say the production is really amazing. The way the orchestral arrangements blend together with the metal ones is working pretty well, harmony is on point.
Many parts were so cinematic and almost immersive, I felt ... read more