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I suspect that this album is
supposed to be 32.42 long but I have to trust my stereo and he doesn´t seem to
agree... Well, here we go then. Neotruth is a Russian band and what I really
like about many of these Russian bands is that they have the capability to
develop their own sound without being too similar to other bands. Neotruth is
a six-piece symphonic avant-garde death metal band (or something like that...)
with one female member namely the keyboard player Tatyana Rudaeva who adds an
effective new element to the band, especially with the beautiful intro that
will make you expect a lot more to come later on the album. The rest of the
album might not be in the same division as the intro but it is very good music
indeed and not the usual American Morbid Angel style nor the Swedish melodic
style. Influences from the Swedish bands like In Flames might be heard in
their music although the vocals are more in the Morbid Angel vein. There are
also progressive elements and of course the keyboards add a symphonic feeling
on a couple of tracks that enhances the music a bit. In short you might say
that Neotruth has found a way to incorporate elements from all kinds of music
genres and create a nice piece of musical art. It is perhaps no groundbreaking
masterpiece but it is still interesting and not at all functionless. The album
was recorded and mixed at Recarrion Studio in Tula, Russia, during spring 1999
with Agen Price as the executive
producer.
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1. Entering The |
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Infinity (intro) 2. Ode To Winter 3. Fallen Flames 4. |
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Elder Gods (Are Alive) 5. Recollecting The Origins 6. The |
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Rain |
: 32.45
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