Album Rating: 5.0
"never listened to paysage before but i did enjoy this for like 30 minutes"
that's a shame since the 2nd half is even better than the first ;)
I like this significantly more than anything else he's done
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Album Rating: 4.5
My opinion of lo fi black metal has definitely changed over the years but I still get some enjoyment out of this dude's albums every so often. But I also totally understand people who feel like this sounds like rapids of shit lol
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Album Rating: 5.0
Good to know Pots is still around, screwing with the avg's XD
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yABF7buuJDM
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Album Rating: 5.0
This seems to be taking all the 1's for Paysage's entire discog, cause you know if these people are 1-ing this…
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i like the idea of black metal so much more than i like 99% of the bands, i def have a pretty superficial taste in this sh*t
i can only take the extremely lofi leaning black metal for so long tho it gets old fast
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Album Rating: 4.0
^ Although 'Rain Upon The Impure' will by far be my favourite of von Meilenwald's, you might want to check the latest album. Far less lo-fi production, and although it mightn't on the surface sound so similar, for me it achieves the same effect of gorgeous & meticulously crafted soundscapes. https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/73680/The-Ruins-Of-Beverast-Exuvia/
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Album Rating: 5.0
That's what's funny though, this isn't even extremely lo-fi, at least not compared to most of his other stuff.
I started out that way but I'm basically the opposite now, I like my bm produced by a cheese grater and my dm nice and clean.
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can’t even begin to fathom the statement “this isn’t even extremely lofi” lol but i could be wildly wrong for all i know. the synths and select riffs make this for me, also a decent shower album
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Album Rating: 5.0
Trust me, I would've said the same thing a few years ago. Check out the self-titled or even better, Kerker, and then come back to this and you'll see what I mean.
I think I've just listened to so much stuff that's so immaculately (often over) produced that this sounding so grainy and messy and mushed together is actually refreshing.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Definitely true. Although of course there are advantages to taking it either way I do think the liberties taken whilst running this through said grater have really helped the nuances and detail of the music come to fruition.
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agree with the sentiment about overproduced things in the general sense for Sure
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Album Rating: 2.0
I've tried to get into this....but isn't it just like blast beats then quiet part then blast beats with shit production? Hardly worth a five across the board when this has been going on in black metal for thirty years?
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3 comments in and 2 that I've seen is u being a smug hater, glad to have u here
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Album Rating: 5.0
he/she is/they are a berry garlicia alt
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Overproduced shit sucks, especially in metal, and lofi or raw production can be complimentary to a lot of styles in contrast to that point. But this is just Rest-tier production. It sounds like it was recorded through a string-telephone. There is a line.
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havent heard this but s/t's production is perfect for the material
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Album Rating: 3.5
I like the production on Das Tor much better. It's a bit meatier, which oddly makes the ice bite a bit more.
"can’t even begin to fathom the statement “this isn’t even extremely lofi”"
check Forgotten Spell 8-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoOTPBPAMwU
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@ryus Yeah I convinced myself of that once too
Wondering how that opinion holds up
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this is mid/treble city AF it gets grating fast, this crosses that line imo
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