I'm bored, it's 5 am so what the hell
Awesome melodies in the beginning, followed by a heavy as shit riff at around 1 minute mark, and the awesome humppa / techno part nearing the end, this track represents everything I loved about Amorphis' earlier music. As much as I love all of their music, their earlier stuff just had some sort of magic in it, Tales and Elegy in particular.
Insanely atmospheric track, and at about 7:23 starts one of the best vocal performances i've heard, incredibly emotional yet not sounding like some depressed vocalist making girly screams. Too bad after it comes the dull interval which completely breaks the atmosphere, would have been easily my favorite song every if it wasn't for that
Extremely slow and heavy with the dreamy keyboards, the track turns from the extremely depressing sound to the beautiful acoustic part in the middle. This is what funeral doom was supposed to be like.
A brilliantly written 30 minute track, there's mostly just the same riff throughout the whole song that gets altered in every way possible, plus the cleverly mixed in folk instruments and the extremely 'raw' and cold sound that I've yet see any other song have. Only the vocals just seem really bland, at least compared to some of Moonsorrow's other work, and while great the lyrics get recycled a lot during the song.
Awesome melodies in the beginning, followed by a heavy as shit riff at around 1 minute mark, and the awesome humppa / techno part nearing the end, this track represents everything I loved about Amorphis' earlier music. As much as I love all of their music, their earlier stuff just had some sort of magic in it, Tales and Elegy in particular.
Insanely atmospheric track, and at about 7:23 starts one of the best vocal performances i've heard, incredibly emotional yet not sounding like some depressed vocalist making girly screams. Too bad after it comes the dull interval which completely breaks the atmosphere, would have been easily my favorite song every if it wasn't for that
Extremely slow and heavy with the dreamy keyboards, the track turns from the extremely depressing sound to the beautiful acoustic part in the middle. This is what funeral doom was supposed to be like.
A brilliantly written 30 minute track, there's mostly just the same riff throughout the whole song that gets altered in every way possible, plus the cleverly mixed in folk instruments and the extremely 'raw' and cold sound that I've yet see any other song have. Only the vocals just seem really bland, at least compared to some of Moonsorrow's other work, and while great the lyrics get recycled a lot during the song.
