Review: Raventhrone - Endless Conflict Theorem | |||||||
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Endless Conflict Theorem | |||||||
Label: Avantgarde Music Year released: 2002 Duration: 46:50 Tracks: 11 Genre: Black Metal Rating: Review online: April 26, 2002 Reviewed by: Christian Renner |
Readers' Rating How do you rate this release? Rated 3/5 (60%) (5 Votes)
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Avantgarde Music must be trying to make a run at the streak that The End Records has going for excellent releases. This is the third album I have gotten from them and with the excellent albums from Opera IX and Taake it's Raventhrone’s turn to get some praise. Raventhrone play a form of folk influenced metal in a epic style kind of in the same vein as Hollenthon but with a little less aggression than the aforementioned. The drummer for the band is also the drummer for Hollenthon so there should be at least a little similarity. The vocals are a little odd on this album since they switch back and forth between clean and harsh styles and after a little time I wished it would either be one or the other but since vocals aren’t the deciding factor on whether or not I like an album this is but a minor complaint. The guitars are done very well with catchy riffs abundant throughout. I don’t know what the debut album sounded like but from what I have heard the last album was a lot more aggressive sounding than this one and it seems the focus on this album was on melody rather than aggression. I don’t know for fans of the band if this is a good thing or not but for me I liked it a lot. This album is filled with interesting songs that are easy to get into and enjoy which is sometimes a rarity in folk metal. Overall another excellent release for Avantgarde and as of now the streak stands at 3. Highly Recommended. |
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