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When a
band has made a name of themselves, such as Irish Primordial has done, it is
natural
to have expectations to their fourth album "Storm Before Calm".
I've never really enjoyed
the band before, but with "Storm Before Calm" I
see a bright horizon.
I guess they are doing their own thing, with their own
sound, and that makes their epic
(black) metal so enjoyable. They are heavy
when they need to be, they are melodic where
it fits, and they variate enough
through these 7 quite long songs to make the album stand
out of the crowd as
a good one.
The clean vocals and the harmonic parts is probably what makes
this album so different,
and it makes the band recognizeable from how they
sound and perform.
Their Academy Studios recording has also done the band
good, it is well produced, and
their sound really has the nescessary touch
for their style.
I suppose there isn't really much more to say! Primordial
has done a good album here, that
is better than what I expected it to be!
Favourite track to end it: The epic "Hosting of the
Sidhe".
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Heretic Age 2. Fallen To Ruin 3. Cast To The Pyre 4. |
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Suns First Rays 5. What Sleeps Within 6. Hosting Of The Sidhe |
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7. Sons Of The Morrigan |
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