Review: Vorkuta - Into The Chasms Of Lunacy | |||||||
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Into The Chasms Of Lunacy | |||||||
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Label: Paragon Records Year released: 2007 Duration: 36:20 Tracks: 6 Genre: Black Metal Rating: 3.25/5 Review online: April 27, 2007 Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible |
![]() for:Into The Chasms Of Lunacy Rated 2.43/5 (48.57%) (7 Votes)
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Vorkuta are an interesting band from Hungary who play a badly-produced, sort of melodic style of Black Metal. This is pretty slow-paced, with no real blastbeats to speak of. I'm fine with that, but if you aren't going to go for speed then you have to have a great guitar sound and some good riffs instead. Vorkuta have some good riffs, but their guitar sound sucks, and I don't mean in the good way. This is a disturbing trend I have noticed with BM bands lately. C'mon, if you can't get a deep production, at least get a hissing, spitting, virulent guitar tone that sounds like somebody taking a weedwhacker after a waxed comb. This disc just has a round, fuzzy guitar sound with no bite to it. The drums are pretty lame, and the vocals are a decent if uninspired scream. I like the atmosphere on this disc, but the production is lame – not 'underground' or 'raw', just weak-ass. This band has an interesting sound, but they need work. |
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