Hesitant to listen to it for some reason
probably cause I loved SotS so much.
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How can I not have heard this yet and still call myself a fan of the genre
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Album Rating: 3.5
electronigay?
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This first track is not impressing me :[
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Album Rating: 3.0
Just wait, album gets better as it goes imo. "Providence" is amazing.
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I need to look into this. Is this album anything like Bergtatt ?
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Album Rating: 3.0
Not in any way whatsoever
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Oh damn, because that one was incredible. I'll get this anyway, what the hell
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They both have great atmospheres but that's it
this is like atmospheric electro-ambient-derpity music
oh and with added classical influences
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That sounds really awesome, actually. If it has a lot of classical moments then sign me up
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Album Rating: 3.0
Oh damn, because that one was incredible. I'll get this anyway, what the hell
If you liked Bergtatt just listen to Nattens and Kveldssanger. If you want electronic/ambient/all sorts of other shit then give this a shot.
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wrong thread
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Album Rating: 3.6
review summary couldn't be more spot on about this album
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this isn't nearly as awful as i remember it being
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Love this album. Average rating is way too low imo.
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"Just wait, album gets better as it goes imo. "Providence" is amazing."
Yeah, it took me quite a while to appreciate this properly.
this isn't nearly as awful as i remember it being [2]
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Album's a grower for sure.
Hi Base.
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album is a joke it basically rips-off Coil's night/dark era and takes it into a British lyrical context. Ulver should stop paraphrasing sounds and release good music not expensive compilations of cheap music and wannabe glitchindustrializedrock bullshit!
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like "ripping off" wouldn't constantly be happening. And if by "good music" you mean "do BM again" I'm gonna call it right now: never gonna happen.
Agalloch has riffs that are sonically so similar to Death in June songs you could think they're almost direct copies.
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yeah some acoustic chords from But What Ends when The Symbols Shatter & Brown Book were used on Mantle
& their neofolk stuff, I believe. And I'm not a close-minded metalhead, not a metalhead at all anyway,
their new music is way more interesting and complex than their bm days.
Not all their music is truly groundbreaking yet most people that are afraid of listening to SPK or
Einstürzende Neubauten believe that they are experiencing something transcendence of all things avant-
garde with Ulver. Whatev. it's annoying. Ulver is good though, and Shadows of the Sun is almost a
masterpiece, this album isn't-though.
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