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3.0 good | Gary STAFF | April 18th 24 | Comparing this to Passage is quite pointless, since it's definitely much less interesting. It contains some bangers, but the album feels way too long and gets a bit samey after a while -- so pretty much like Eternal.
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3.5 great | Trey STAFF | December 25th 17 | It?s hard to talk about Hegemony without constant comparisons to Passage because the two albums are firmly rooted in the same formula. They both feature an industrialized percussive rhythm, fat power chords, vicious growls and the spirit of black metal (if not occasionally the sound). Within the framework of Samael?s discography, Hegemony is the natural progression of everything that made Passage a classic with only minor nods to anything that happened between the two releases. As it is, 15 years late, Hegemony is a great release that finally embraces the nostalgia of the band?s long-time fans. If Samael truly want to experience a musical renaissance, though, they need to do more than simply rehash a sound they should have kept nearly two decades ago. I believe they still have the talent to do so, and Hegemony proves they still have the drive.
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3.5 great | Oobaloo | February 23rd 22 |
3.0 good | JoneHK | December 6th 21 |
3.5 great | yayafa | January 29th 21 |
3.5 great | Hehe | December 15th 20 |
3.0 good | hsb | February 1st 20 |
3.0 good | Steev | April 30th 18 |
4.0 excellent | Aranox | February 23rd 18 |
4.0 excellent | em17ah | December 28th 17 |
2.0 poor | bbm | October 19th 17 |
3.5 great | JWT155 | October 16th 17 |
3.5 great | Dmax28 | October 14th 17 |
3.5 great | heck | October 13th 17 |
3.5 great | Agonba | October 6th 17 |
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