Review: Celesterre - A Blooming Spring | |||||||
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A Blooming Spring | |||||||
Label: Independent Year released: 2014 Duration: 27:26 Tracks: 5 Genre: Black/Folk Metal Rating: Review online: August 4, 2015 Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible |
Readers' Rating How do you rate this release? Rated 3.6/5 (72%) (5 Votes)
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It's hard to really categorize this EP, which is good on one hand. This has a lot in common with atmospheric Black Metal bands, but it has a more traditional riff style, without a lot of tremolo. I have to say the greatest stylistic similarity is to Primordial, with the big, blackish riffs and the mostly clean vocal approach. In fact, I think it is pretty plain that vocalist Wouter Klinkenberg is trying as hard as he can to sound like Nemtheanga, even down to the way he phrases his vocal lines and pitches his voice. The thing is, he's not Nemtheanga, and he often sounds shrill and bleating, calling too much attention to himself rather than acting as a focal point. He distracts, and he is often off-key and out of time. Overall this is a good try, but it is just not very good. |
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