| Review: Agalloch - Pale Folklore | |||||||
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| Pale Folklore | |||||||
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Label: The End Records Year released: 1999 Duration: 62:08 Tracks: 8 Genre: Folk Metal Rating: Review online: April 3, 2001 Reviewed by: Michael Andrushcneko |
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This album establishes a feel of winter and darkness throughout the whole CD. You can hear the sounds of wind on some tracks. It's not heavy at all, and the band uses a lot of acoustic guitars on their songs. The music is very mature and is not intended for people who only like something heavy. Vocals sound a bit like black metal vocals, but sometimes they are clean, and sometimes they sound close to whisper. On the first song you can hear a woman singing. The lyrics are rather depressing, a lot of them mention suicide, eg. "...She killed herself in the fall... " - Dead Winter Days "From which of this oak shall I hang myself?" - Hallways Of Enchanted Ebony. As for my personal impression, all I can say that this album is brilliant. This is a definite purchase. I only hope that the band's next CD will be better than this one, and that the quality of their music doesn't decline. |
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