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| Does anyone know if this album counts as the second part of the cd they did earlier this year, or if that will be a different release? I kept seeing that there would be an Evocation II on a lot of sites. |
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"The band also revealed the artwork and album title of their third effort: "Everything Remains (As It Never Was)"."
This is their fourth album.
Written by MeloDeathViking on 16.10.2009 at 20:34
Does anyone know if this album counts as the second part of the cd they did earlier this year, or if that will be a different release? I kept seeing that there would be an Evocation II on a lot of sites.
There is supposed to be an Evocation II, but I guess this doesn't seem like it? I assumed they'd release it before any other album, however. |
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Written by MeloDeathViking on 16.10.2009 at 20:34
Does anyone know if this album counts as the second part of the cd they did earlier this year, or if that will be a different release? I kept seeing that there would be an Evocation II on a lot of sites.
yeah, this is the second part, u know well, Evocation II, maybe they changed the album name. and it will a normal album, i mean not an acoustic. i would like to ask one too, if they finished the recording, why must wait to 2010 spring to release? it's a half year yet. |
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| Thanks guys. I figured that's what it was, but it just seemed wierd since no one ever said anything about it. I believe this one will be back to their normal style now. |
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Oh hey, apparently this is NOT Evocation II. This was posted by Chrigel in the Eluveitie forum:
"And this brings me to the next thing to mention: Yes, after an acoustic release we're thoroughly up for a massive metal album again! So "Evocation I" kinda became the well known "calm before the storm".
Some of the songs on this album I began to write quite a long time ago, some others developped in a very short time during the last couple of months. All in all I think that this album becomes our most dark and severe release so far - brimmed with mystical, convoluted and partly insanely fast celtic folk melody lines, but at the same time with pure, juggernautish metal. The album's probably more 'metal' than any other release we did so far."
I guess we all assumed they'd do Evocation II right after Evocation I, then. |
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Written by soulintent on 16.10.2009 at 21:23
Oh hey, apparently this is NOT Evocation II. This was posted by Chrigel in the Eluveitie forum:
"And this brings me to the next thing to mention: Yes, after an acoustic release we're thoroughly up for a massive metal album again! So "Evocation I" kinda became the well known "calm before the storm".
Some of the songs on this album I began to write quite a long time ago, some others developped in a very short time during the last couple of months. All in all I think that this album becomes our most dark and severe release so far - brimmed with mystical, convoluted and partly insanely fast celtic folk melody lines, but at the same time with pure, juggernautish metal. The album's probably more 'metal' than any other release we did so far."
I guess we all assumed they'd do Evocation II right after Evocation I, then.
It was never really said that Evocation II would be another acoustic album though, just a mate to go along with the first one. It could still very well be a more agressive album, but still pair with Evocation I. I still don't know though. |
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Ahh sweet news !  |
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| I hope that the music will be in disproportion with the cover and the album name, which are unoriginal and dumb, respectively. |
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| Is the girl and scene of artwork the same one as in for "Slania" |
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Written by Ag Fox on 17.10.2009 at 02:10
Is the girl and scene of artwork the same one as in for "Slania"
I would assume against that, considering how Slania was released last year and a child was on the album cover. The person on Everything Remains (As it Never Was) appears to be a considerable amount older than Slania girl one year eight months later. |
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| I think the cover artwork is pretty cool. |
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| Nice cover. Hope it will be as good as "Spirit" and "Slania". |
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| Can't wait to hear some new Eluveitie! |
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| I assumed Evocation II would be an acoustic album... But that's great, I didn't like The Arcane Dominion anyway: Eluveitie don't need to try to sound different by releasing acoustic stuff, cause they already play something unique. Can't wait! ^^ |
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| The artwork is so nice....arent they supposed to release the sec Evocation? |
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Jon - 08.11.2009 at 20:19
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| Oh good, the guy who mixes Trivium and Slipknot. That ensures the guitars will be mixed way too bloody loud to hear anything. Audio clipping ftw I guess. Nice cover art though. |
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Written by Jon on 08.11.2009 at 20:19
Oh good, the guy who mixes Trivium and Slipknot. That ensures the guitars will be mixed way too bloody loud to hear anything. Audio clipping ftw I guess. Nice cover art though.
Actually he produced loads of albums including Carcass' "Heartwork" which has an amazing sound. |
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Written by FeskarN on 17.10.2009 at 13:46
Nice cover. Hope it will be as good as "Spirit" and "Slania".
yeah really folky & wintry cover! |
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| The band photo reminds me of Earth, Wind & Fire:) |
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| Nice tracklist... though the cover isnt very clear..!! |
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| Now thats a bad album title! I don't doubt the albums quality, but it is not THAT hard to come up with a decent title is it? |
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Jon - 09.11.2009 at 18:07
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Written by flamey on 08.11.2009 at 20:50
Written by Jon on 08.11.2009 at 20:19
Oh good, the guy who mixes Trivium and Slipknot. That ensures the guitars will be mixed way too bloody loud to hear anything. Audio clipping ftw I guess. Nice cover art though.
Actually he produced loads of albums including Carcass' "Heartwork" which has an amazing sound.
That album's apparent greatness has eluded me so far, but I didn't realize the guy was a bonafide metal producer. I'll look him up; hopefully he'll do a better job of meshing the folk and metal bits on this album than they did on Slania, it sounded like two albums playing at the same time. That was partly compositional though. And yes the title is rather unbecoming for a folky album. Or any album. |
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| Another album? fucking hell...wait a little and write fresh music instead, theyre starting to become one of those "we churn the same stuff out every year" kinda bands. |
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Written by Valaskjalf on 10.11.2009 at 03:27
Another album? fucking hell...wait a little and write fresh music instead, theyre starting to become one of those "we churn the same stuff out every year" kinda bands.
Korpiklaani springs to mind. |
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Written by Valaskjalf on 10.11.2009 at 03:27
Another album? fucking hell...wait a little and write fresh music instead, theyre starting to become one of those "we churn the same stuff out every year" kinda bands.
My thought exactly. |
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Inlé - 10.11.2009 at 15:49
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Written by Valaskjalf on 10.11.2009 at 03:27
Another album? fucking hell...wait a little and write fresh music instead, theyre starting to become one of those "we churn the same stuff out every year" kinda bands.
You beat me to that comment, agree completely.
And alhough it doesn't have any bearing on the music, the cover is pretty poor. Just looks like half an hour's worth of photoshop with an overuse of contrast. |
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| Looking forward to this new album |
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| And the mass cheers in trance... |
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| Pfff, this album was a big letdown... It can't even be compared to Spirit or Slania... (at least that's what I think) |
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