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Dark Symphonies has made themselves a name as one of the only
labels for metal of the darker and more experimental kind and Maudlin Of The
Well are without a doubt one of the most unconventional bands ever to exist on
this planet. Have you ever heard of a metal band playing clarinet, flute,
cello, viola, piano and hammond organ? Well, perhaps you have but if so here
is one more. The music of Maudlin Of The Well has been labeled as progressive
astral metal which is perhaps a good name for it although it defies all
attempts of a good description. Their debut album was released last years and
since then they have recorded around two hours of music that is now being
released on two albums at the same time of which "Bath" is one. The music is
as weird and obscure as before and displays a wide range of emotions - from
the raging death metal on "They Aren't All Beautiful" to slow psychedelic
tunes that can be found on most tracks. The dominating emotion is however
melancholy with a strong new age feeling. If you haven't heard this band yet
you definitely have to because there is no way to describe their sound without
sounding stupid (perhaps I already do...). If you like The Beatles and perhaps
also death metal this could be a perfect band for
you.
| Tracklist |
1. The Blue Ghost / Shedding |
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Qliphoth 2. They Aren't All Beautifull 3. Heaven and Weak |
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4. (Interlude 1) 5. The Ferryman 6. Marid's Gift of Art |
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7. Girl With A Watering Can 8. Birth Pains of Astral Projection |
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9. (Interlude 2) 10. Geography |
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