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kangaroopoo
December 13th 2010


3175 Comments


loving opener 'ethica odini' the most

intro to 'giants' is somewhat reminiscent of intros to 'porcelain heart + heir apparent'

NeroCorleone80
December 14th 2010


34618 Comments


Had to 5 this. Its so fucking solid, every song is amazing.

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
December 14th 2010


116858 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7 | Sound Off

Hell yeah son!

kangaroopoo
December 18th 2010


3175 Comments


yep 5'd, end to end bliss with the progressive elements to the infectious growls

demigod!
December 22nd 2010


49666 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

listening for first time, holy shit, why did i wait so long? so much better than ISA

lessermaster
December 30th 2010


85 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This album would easily be a 5 were it not for the black metal vocalist. There's a difference between good black metal rasps/shrieks and phlegmy yelps.

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
December 30th 2010


116858 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7 | Sound Off

The black metal vocals are awesome.

lessermaster
December 30th 2010


85 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I dunno man, half the time it sounds like there's a frog stuck in his throat. I'm going to get shit for this...but I like the style like in Agalloch. More rasp and less phlegm.

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
December 30th 2010


116858 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7 | Sound Off

I know what you mean. His harsh vocals are pretty much a love-hate thing for a lot of people.

lessermaster
December 30th 2010


85 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

But seriously, everything else about this album is gold. It's like taking taking a journey listening to this from start to finish; you start with the more raw, black metal-ish Ethica Odini, and by the time you've reached Lightening, its this crazy progressive black metal mix. I like it a lot.



The clean vocals are fine imo. Just the black metal vocals...something irks me.

theblackmet56
December 30th 2010


242 Comments


1.5

FadeToBlack
December 30th 2010


11043 Comments


there isnt a single part on this that even approaches raw bm

in fact they havent never played raw bm at all so...

AngelofDeath
Emeritus
December 30th 2010


16307 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

This is true.

DestroyHim
January 2nd 2011


188 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

some poorly executed jazz-inspired moments, and almost touching on cheesy prog vibes let this down slightly. 7/10 is fair i think.

Maniac!
January 2nd 2011


28558 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

lol @ these 5's

Baphomet
January 2nd 2011


7363 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

lol @ them

Wizard
January 2nd 2011


20629 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

in fact they havent never played raw bm at all so...



Truth, the only thing you could consider raw is their production on Frost and Eld.

truekeish
January 4th 2011


12 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

This was an amazing album. One thing that bothered me about this band was how they refused to play with the Christian band Slechtvalk I think it was, yet the are willing to tour with Dimmu Borgir. Slechtvalk may be Christian, but they're definitely better than dimmu, even if they aren't "trve" or "kvlt". Enslaved was crazy good live.



McCopper
January 4th 2011


1367 Comments


The vocals are the best thing about this album.The clean melodies to be precise.

Trundle
January 4th 2011


4060 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

hard to pick one thing out of this work and call it the "best". I think what really makes the singing so much better is the smooth transition between screaming and singing, it never comes off as forced and subsequently adds a whole different aspect to the music that you weren't originally expecting coming into the album. Well, that at least goes for new comers to Enslaved like me who never heard any of their work until this.



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