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The British
isles are as you probably know the original home of doom metal. Bands like
Black Sabbath and later on Cathedral, Anathema, Paradise Lost and others have
made their way to international success. Unsilence is yet another British doom
metal band who have been active since 1993 but because of label problems they
have not had one single official release until now that the Scottish Golden
Lake Productions have decided to sign the band. This is a mini album since it
only contains four songs but it is still as much music as many full-length
releases, nothing astonishing for a doom metal album. Slow, melancholic and
heavy tunes are what we are offered here, nothing that makes my tongue stick
out of my mouth but nothing that makes me want to use the disc as a frisbee
either (especially not now that I have cut myself...). The music isn't that
impressing but it does its job of being atmospheric and emotional pretty well.
What I like most about Unsilence is the male vocalist. He isn't exactly the
best doom metal vocalist I've heard but his dark clean voice blends in with
the music very nicely. A good album that works very well as background music
but not really something I will remember with great passion in a
month.
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1.Still 2. The Unknown 3. Deep Is The Stigma 4. A |
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Walk Through Oceans |
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