St. Elm's Fire
from Losing The Sun (RWE006) by Black Autumn
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from Losing The Sun (RWE006),
released September 30, 2014
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supported by 87 fans who also own “St. Elm's Fire”
I'm really glad to have found this overlooked album. I think it follows the chinese style of black metal, but less folky and with more emphasis on the guitar melodies. The result is both epic and really beautiful.
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supported by 86 fans who also own “St. Elm's Fire”
Ethereal beauty-great debut hinting traces of early Katatonia with cosmic synth layers, acoustic parts and crying epic lead guitars complementing each other thus enhancing the overall melancholic and longing atmosphere in true Swedish-French style of dreaminess. The repetitiveness as a stylistic device enhances the hypnotic effect initiating a lasting impact on the mesmerized listener. You get deeply absorded into the music finally exiting leaving one with a sense of reflectiveness, pensiveness
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Singularity (RWE011)
by Enshinesupported by 86 fans who also own “St. Elm's Fire”
"Singularity" hits the spot. The spot of how I generally feel about my city life as it is. Perfect compositions and mastering; no element seems out of place there. It's pretty much balancing on the edge of overdose, in a masterful way. Best crossover metal album so far! Fav tracks: "Resurgence" and "The Final Trance".
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Winter Fallings And Dying Summers (NP060)
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A rollercoaster of emotional pain that can be enjoyed. This is very dark yet at the same time melodic in its own idiosyncratic way.
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