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Judas Christ? Have Tiamat
become faithful Christian believers? Nope, according to the man himself (Johan
Edlund) the title is meant as an eye-catcher and to make everyone understand
the hypocrisy of the Christian church. Tiamat has quickly grown into one of
the most important gothic metal bands in the world. When they started out as a
death metal band they were also kind of experimental but I have never really
been able to get into their music fully until their "Skeleton Skeletron"
album from 1999. I'm not sure how much I like the commercial sound of Tiamat
and I think their lyrics have always been real lousy but there is still
something special about their music that captures your entire soul. This album
is in most aspects a continuation of their last album so if you enjoyed
"Skeleton Skeletron" you will probably enjoy this one as well. The only
difference is that there are a couple of commercial flirts on "Judas
Christ". Fans of gothic metal don't need to worry though, the music is still
as passionate and gloomy as before even though Johan claims to have become a
slightly different person since he left Sweden. The vocals are, if possible, a
little stronger than last time as well.
| Tracklist |
Spinae 1. The Return Of The Son |
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Of Nothing 2. So Much For Suicide 3. Vote For Love 4. The |
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Truth's For Sale Tropic Of Venus 5. Fireflower |
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6. Sumer By Night 7. Love Is As Good As Soma Tropic |
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Of Capricorn 8. Angel Holograms 9. Spine 10. I Am In Love |
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With Myself Casadores 11. Heaven Of High 12. Too |
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Far Gone |
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