The Agonist - Lullabies For The Dormant Mind
| Release date: | 10 March 2009 |
| Style: | Metalcore, Melodic death metal |
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01. The Tempest (The Siren's Song; The Banshee's Cry)
02. ...And Their Eulogies Sang Me To Sleep
03. Thank You, Pain
04. Birds Elope With The Sun
05. Waiting Out The Winter
06. Martyr Art
07. Globus Hystericus
08. Swan Lake, Op. 20 - Scene, Act 2, #10 - Tchaikovsky (A Cappella)
09. The Sentient
10. When The Bough Breaks
11. Chlorpromazine
02. ...And Their Eulogies Sang Me To Sleep
03. Thank You, Pain
04. Birds Elope With The Sun
05. Waiting Out The Winter
06. Martyr Art
07. Globus Hystericus
08. Swan Lake, Op. 20 - Scene, Act 2, #10 - Tchaikovsky (A Cappella)
09. The Sentient
10. When The Bough Breaks
11. Chlorpromazine
Lyrics Alissa White-Gluz - vocals
Danny Marino - guitar
Simon McKay - drums, all instruments (track 5)
Chris Kells - bass, backing vocals
Additonal musicians:
Melina Soochan - additional instruments
Youri Raymond - vocals
Avi Ladmer - violin
Additional info
Produced by Christian Donaldson.
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 bozqalePosts: 4 From: Iran |
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| Kennoth Posts: 2479 From: Croatia  |
I like their first album better, shows more musical diversity. This one has also some nice songs though.
---- *insert something deep and profound*
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 nanaokamiPosts: 2 From: Philippines  |
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 Doc GodinObnoxious Posts: 9647 From: Canada  |
This one took a while to grow on me. I liked it from the beginning, but never really had any attachments to it before I gave it another spin today. Definitely an interesting band.
---- "I got a lot of really good ideas, problem is, most of them suck." - George Carlin
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 Ag FoxAngel No More Posts: 4748 From: Hong Kong  |
Written by Doc Godin on 10.01.2011 at 13:18oh yeah, this one is pretty good. It's hard to do the good cop bad cop thing without being cheesy, but I think they've pulled it off quite well
---- loves 小巫
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| Doc Godin Obnoxious Posts: 9647 From: Canada |
Written by Ag Fox on 10.01.2011 at 17:21 I think it's because they found a good balance. It's a melodeath album for the most part, and they only throw in the clean vocals where they work really well. Most good cop/bad cop vocal bands focus too much on clean vocals then try and crowbar in the harsh ones.
---- "I got a lot of really good ideas, problem is, most of them suck." - George Carlin
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| musicalkaratekid Posts: 1440 From: UK |
First of all, the musicianship and songwriting on this album is obviously a huge step up from the monotonous nature of the band's debut. A lot of the classical influences used here are to great effect, and even though 'Swan Lake (A Capella)' doesn't stay interesting for long enough, it still does a good job for a modern version of the legendary tune. Gluz's vocals, although sometimes too weak for the overbearing intensity of the music itself (both harsh and clean), still display a great amount of brutality and melody, reflected strongly (and much in the same way, nonetheless) by the cleverly written vocals. This album is generally a fantastic one, though not without its minor flaws. Roll on the band's next album this year!
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| BlackHalo83 Posts: 43 From: USA  |
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| BloodJuNkie The Warchief Posts: 536 From: Egypt  |
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