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| 5.0 classic | SirMeatwad | February 14th 17 |
Best of 2016 for me and that is saying a lot because I absolutely love every album in my top 10. I hardly go a single day without having some part of one of the songs from this album in my head. Seriously. Listen to it.
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| 0.0 | former sputnik's home post-punk maester | March 26th 16 |
Normally I'd probably dislike the idea of soft female vocals on a Black Metal record, but here it's just well pasted together. When the vocals do pop up they sound like a nice and atmospheric change from that epic and landscapic (irony, cause it is called LandLESS, but...well...whatever, nevermind) and very detailed sound. However, here's the thing, it does seem to me that at times the only actual reason why the music calms down and is a little more ambient is because otherwise the vocals would be simply unhearable during the regular sections of the record. But then again, it does sound nice occasionally.
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| 3.5 great | lalchimiste | March 1st 16 |
One of Oregon's best upcoming band displays their true identity on sophomore album Landless. Conjuring multifaceted musical landscapes by blending elements of doom, black and post metal, Eight Bells manages to grasp the listener's attention throughout the entire album. The trio's apparent cohesion helps them carry the emotional power displayed in songs like the t/t with relative ease by the use of every instrument and strong vocal harmonies
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| 3.0 good | Thibs | April 26th 16 |
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