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Old 01-24-2015, 07:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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And Doomsword aren't obscure. Your very words when I posted about them in Metal Month were along the lines of "Awww yeah! Doomsword!" So you know who they are, and are therefore just ****ing with my head. Nonetheless, I have posted a link to the review, as I will do tomorrow with all the other albums I posted which I have reviewed.
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And Doomsword aren't obscure. Your very words when I posted about them in Metal Month were along the lines of "Awww yeah! Doomsword!" So you know who they are, and are therefore just ****ing with my head. Nonetheless, I have posted a link to the review, as I will do tomorrow with all the other albums I posted which I have reviewed.
No, they're totally obscure. If I hadn't been obsessed with finding bands that sounded like Hammerheart-era Bathory I'd never have heard of them.
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No, they're totally obscure. If I hadn't been obsessed with finding bands that sounded like Hammerheart-era Bathory I'd never have heard of them.
I bow to your superior knowledge of metal.
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When I think back over the popular albums in metal circles, I cannot think of another album that can bring so many niches together. Nobody can deny that this is a one-of-a-kind creation that you can break down mathematically but never fully recreate. Even describing it is hard because it can be summed up as "a whole bunch of genres smashed together" but that neither does it justice or make it sound all that compelling. It really is an album that can only be described in metaphor, in which case here's my take on it, it's basically a sweaty drug induced disco from hell.
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