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REVIEW: Grøde - Den Tredje Høst Self-financed, 2001
6.5/10
Grøde - Den Tredje Høst - cover art It doesn't really show these days but the truth is that there is more to Norwegian music today than Dimmu Borgir and Immortal. When digging your way through the music scene you may come across this somewhat weird band called Grøde. When looking at the song titles you may guess that this is yet another black metal band but I can tell you for sure that these guys don't play black metal at all! Instead they play a mix of melancholic pop music and gothic rock with some metal touches. Since they have a very decent vocalist they actually sound pretty good. The lyrics are seemingly sorrowful and depressive in their nature which means that fans of gothic rock should not be disappointed (well, I guess most of you don't understand Norwegian but still...). The most important asset Groøde is in possession of at the moment is without a doubt the vocalist and I think they should try to develop the vocals further in the future, perhaps by varying more between different vocal styles. I would also like to see stronger song structures than the current ones. This is an interesting band and I wish them all the best for the future.

written by Vincent Eldefors

Tracklist

1. Fire
Himmelretninger Del I
2. Preludium
3. Nedtegnet Fra Ensom
Virkelighet
4. Frø
5. Pilgrim
6. Den Som Lever
/> 7. Menneske
8. Endring
9. Skyggenes Fall
10.
Evighet
11. Vintervei
12. Fire Himmelretninger Del II

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Playing time: 51.17

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