When Nothing Remains - As All Torn Asunder
| Release date: | 19 March 2012 |
| Style: | Funeral doom metal |
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01. Embrace Her Pain
02. The Sorrow Within
03. A Portrait Of The Dying
04. Mourning Of The Sun
05. Solaris
06. Her Lost Life
07. In Silence I Conceal The Pain
08. As All Torn Asunder
09. Outro - Tears
02. The Sorrow Within
03. A Portrait Of The Dying
04. Mourning Of The Sun
05. Solaris
06. Her Lost Life
07. In Silence I Conceal The Pain
08. As All Torn Asunder
09. Outro - Tears
Review
Rating:
7.3
7.3
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Rating: 7.3 |
The pretty groovy cover art of As All Torn Asunder gives you a pretty decent idea of what to expect musically. In a funeral foggy graveyard we watch a well-dressed dandy as he escorts his ghostly lady to the black horses and creepy pilot of the "bring out your dead" wagon? Clearly When Nothing Remains is one of those Crustpunk/Grind bands that crams 47 songs into 12.5 minutes of music. Read more ›› |
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| Draugen Posts: 499 From: Sweden  |
So, here is yet another melodic death/doom album in the most stereotypical of ways. Seeing as it was released on Solitude Productions and that member(s) from both Nox Aurea and Draconian were involed, the final product was by no means surprising. Having said that, I'm starting to get somewhat fed up with this formula to be honset and I had hoped that at least something about As All Torn Asunder would make it stand out enough to keep me interested but unfortunately that was not the case. Don't get me wrong, the album is good for what it is but the complete lack of any character and memorability made it kind of forgettable in the end.
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| Himedal Posts: 162 From: Iran  |
It's a typical gothic/doom album. the lyrics are good. however, the music could be better. all in all, it's not bad. if you're into the genre you should get this album.
---- What goes by is life to be taken The doom calls upon the forsaken
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