Harakiri For The Sky - Aokigahara
| Release date: | 21 April 2014 |
| Style: | Black metal, Post-metal |
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01. My Bones To The Sea
02. Jhator [feat. Seuche]
03. Homecoming: Denied!
04. 69 Dead Birds For Utøya [feat. Plague]
05. Parting
06. Burning From Both Ends [feat. Torsten]
07. Panoptycon [feat. Eklatanz]
08. Nailgarden
09. Gallows (Give 'Em Rope)
10. Mad World [Tears For Fears cover] [vinyl bonus]
02. Jhator [feat. Seuche]
03. Homecoming: Denied!
04. 69 Dead Birds For Utøya [feat. Plague]
05. Parting
06. Burning From Both Ends [feat. Torsten]
07. Panoptycon [feat. Eklatanz]
08. Nailgarden
09. Gallows (Give 'Em Rope)
10. Mad World [Tears For Fears cover] [vinyl bonus]
Review
Lyrics Artwork and layout by Tristan Svart.
Rating:
8.5
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Rating: 8.5 |
A relatively new metal movement has taken me aback, leading me down an exhilarating, spiral path of emotionally charged and blissfully saturated musical sensibility. The blackgaze concept is a combination of black metal axioms with more dreamy and mellow textures and Harakiri For The Sky, a two-piece outfit from Vienna, Austria, have nailed it. Read more ›› |
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| tea[m]ster Au Pays Natal Posts: 5245 From: USA  |
No else has listened to this? It's really good. For fans of Fen, Woods of Desolation and An Autumn For Crippled Children.
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| Warman Erotic Stains Posts: 7695 From: Sweden  |
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| raveneffect Posts: 541 From: Portugal  |
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| Karlabos Meat and Potatos Posts: 5658 From: Brazil  |
Written by Guest on 06.05.2014 at 15:08 "hipster black metal" is the term.
---- "Aah! The cat turned into a cat!" - Reimu Hakurei
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Account deleted Written by Karlabos on 06.05.2014 at 16:04 Musically it's very of the time so quite hipster-y, but I'd say the name is not so much. Something that uses something as cheesy as Japanese suicide methods with the term "Sky" to me reeks of swoopy haired Black Veil Bride-alikes more than the neck-beard wearing hipster black metal sorts 
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| raveneffect Posts: 541 From: Portugal |
The thing about the hipster black metal style: theres no difference between it and the non-metal.
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| Boxcar Willy yr a kook Posts: 8977 From: Canada  |
To actually put in a decent comment here, this album is ok. Mix of slow and fast tracks, vocal work is a little rough. Drum tone is a little overproduced, but overall its alright.
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| Alex F Slick Dick Rick Posts: 3502 From: USA  |
Eh I'm with Tanner on this one. Nothing special about this at all for me. And at some points the guitar tone is simply cringe-worthy, so that knocks it down quite a bit for me.
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| Kuroboshi Posts: 1168 From: Sweden  |
After their excellent debut, was pretty disappointed with this one. Nothing really sticks. The Mad World cover was cool though.
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| tea[m]ster Au Pays Natal Posts: 5245 From: USA |
Written by Kuroboshi on 29.09.2014 at 19:09 Man, three bands that have taken a positive step forward from their previous release(s) IMO are getting blasted pretty heavily on this site: Lantlos, Falloch and this.
---- rekt
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| Kuroboshi Posts: 1168 From: Sweden |
Written by tea[m]ster on 29.09.2014 at 22:31 I agree with you on Lantlos, definitely! I'll have to check out Falloch. 
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| Reaper_Redeemer Posts: 743 From: Greece  |
Written by Guest on 06.05.2014 at 15:08 That's what kept me away from this band... Until I listened to the new promo songs they released that hooked me up. As a fan of WoD I really enjoyed their music.
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