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Unveiling the Essence

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by: Cirith Gorgor

Release Date April 16, 2001
This album sounds a lot like the Belgian band Enthroned.
There are a couple of weak tracks, but there is also a lot of energy and frenetic playing. For a relatively unknown band, this is an excellent sleeper. Certainly it's a lot more original than most black metal. If you like the sound of Enthroned, definitely check this out.

CD-Charts Position 32
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Unveiling the Essence

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by: Cirith Gorgor

Release Date June 12, 2001
This album sounds a lot like the Belgian band Enthroned.
There are a couple of weak tracks, but there is also a lot of energy and frenetic playing. For a relatively unknown band, this is an excellent sleeper. Certainly it's a lot more original than most black metal. If you like the sound of Enthroned, definitely check this out.

CD-Charts Position 33
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The Music Of Árni Björnsson

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from: Olympia

Release Date April 22, 1997
This album sounds a lot like the Belgian band Enthroned.
There are a couple of weak tracks, but there is also a lot of energy and frenetic playing. For a relatively unknown band, this is an excellent sleeper. Certainly it's a lot more original than most black metal. If you like the sound of Enthroned, definitely check this out.

CD-Charts Position 34
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Hinterland

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by: Aim

Release Date March 05, 2002
After listening to AIM's "Hinterland", I can say this isn't straight hip-hop as we know it. In fact, AIM offers a vast array of downtempo, pop, funk and acid jazz with embellishments of hip-hop. IMO, "Hinterland" would have sounded even better without the rap music, still, it's full of other surprises that overcompensate for this like the dreamy, "The Girl Who Fell Through the Ice", the super electro-funky, "What Do People Do All Day?", the sexy, 70s flavored "Good Disease", and the 60s go-go jamfest, "Vipco!" All in all, "Hinterland" is a very impressive sophomore effort from Andy Turner, and should fit quite nicely in your CD collection!

CD-Charts Position 35
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Deep Time

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by: Kornicki Brothers

Release Date June 01, 1998
After listening to AIM's "Hinterland", I can say this isn't straight hip-hop as we know it. In fact, AIM offers a vast array of downtempo, pop, funk and acid jazz with embellishments of hip-hop. IMO, "Hinterland" would have sounded even better without the rap music, still, it's full of other surprises that overcompensate for this like the dreamy, "The Girl Who Fell Through the Ice", the super electro-funky, "What Do People Do All Day?", the sexy, 70s flavored "Good Disease", and the 60s go-go jamfest, "Vipco!" All in all, "Hinterland" is a very impressive sophomore effort from Andy Turner, and should fit quite nicely in your CD collection!

CD-Charts Position 36
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Godless Beauty

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by: Cemetary

Release Date October 19, 1993
Mathias Loldmalm had a vision that came to be with the release of Godless Beauty. It's predecessor, An Evil Shade Of Gray, was an immature journey into the fundamentals of melodic metal, but the inclusion of more traditional songwriting and Loldmalm's fantastic lead melodies brought the bar of doom/death metal higher than it's ever been.

We begin the album with an upbeat, more death metal oriented intro that quickly disperses into the haunting monstrosity of "The Serpent's Kiss." Album's should be judged by glimpses of brilliance that the respective artist has touched, and this release has three:

"By My Own Hand" feels almost sincere regarding lost loves and the enticing embrace of death. The lyrics here are dark, but beautiful ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 37
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Godless Beauty

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by: Cemetary

Release Date October 19, 1993
Mathias Loldmalm had a vision that came to be with the release of Godless Beauty. It's predecessor, An Evil Shade Of Gray, was an immature journey into the fundamentals of melodic metal, but the inclusion of more traditional songwriting and Loldmalm's fantastic lead melodies brought the bar of doom/death metal higher than it's ever been.

We begin the album with an upbeat, more death metal oriented intro that quickly disperses into the haunting monstrosity of "The Serpent's Kiss." Album's should be judged by glimpses of brilliance that the respective artist has touched, and this release has three:

"By My Own Hand" feels almost sincere regarding lost loves and the enticing embrace of death. The lyrics here are dark, but beautiful ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 38
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Godless Beauty

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by: Cemetary

Release Date March 23, 2006
Mathias Loldmalm had a vision that came to be with the release of Godless Beauty. It's predecessor, An Evil Shade Of Gray, was an immature journey into the fundamentals of melodic metal, but the inclusion of more traditional songwriting and Loldmalm's fantastic lead melodies brought the bar of doom/death metal higher than it's ever been.

We begin the album with an upbeat, more death metal oriented intro that quickly disperses into the haunting monstrosity of "The Serpent's Kiss." Album's should be judged by glimpses of brilliance that the respective artist has touched, and this release has three:

"By My Own Hand" feels almost sincere regarding lost loves and the enticing embrace of death. The lyrics here are dark, but beautiful ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 39
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Godless Beauty

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by: Cemetary

Release Date October 19, 1993
Mathias Loldmalm had a vision that came to be with the release of Godless Beauty. It's predecessor, An Evil Shade Of Gray, was an immature journey into the fundamentals of melodic metal, but the inclusion of more traditional songwriting and Loldmalm's fantastic lead melodies brought the bar of doom/death metal higher than it's ever been.

We begin the album with an upbeat, more death metal oriented intro that quickly disperses into the haunting monstrosity of "The Serpent's Kiss." Album's should be judged by glimpses of brilliance that the respective artist has touched, and this release has three:

"By My Own Hand" feels almost sincere regarding lost loves and the enticing embrace of death. The lyrics here are dark, but beautiful ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 40
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Eastern Seaboard Collection

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by: Vincent James Taranto Jr.

Release Date January 31, 2006
Mathias Loldmalm had a vision that came to be with the release of Godless Beauty. It's predecessor, An Evil Shade Of Gray, was an immature journey into the fundamentals of melodic metal, but the inclusion of more traditional songwriting and Loldmalm's fantastic lead melodies brought the bar of doom/death metal higher than it's ever been.

We begin the album with an upbeat, more death metal oriented intro that quickly disperses into the haunting monstrosity of "The Serpent's Kiss." Album's should be judged by glimpses of brilliance that the respective artist has touched, and this release has three:

"By My Own Hand" feels almost sincere regarding lost loves and the enticing embrace of death. The lyrics here are dark, but beautiful ... Read More: