Review: Secrets of the Moon - Antithesis | |||||||
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Antithesis | |||||||
Label: Lupus Lounge Year released: 2006 Duration: 58:38 Tracks: 9 Genre: Black Metal Rating: Review online: June 20, 2007 Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible |
Readers' Rating How do you rate this release? Rated 4.2/5 (84%) (15 Votes)
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This band gets some reverential press, but I can't for the life of me see anything that great about them. Secrets Of The Moon play a stripped-down sort of post-black metal, a bit like the more recent Mayhem and Satyricon releases. I have to say it's okay, but this band does not have any really great riffs or musical ideas that I have not heard before this. The riffs are pretty basic with a punky kind of raw sound, rather than the kind of raw I expect from Black Metal. The drumming is pretty lame, and not produced that well. The vocals are a surprisingly intelligible rasp that nevertheless gets really tiresome after a few songs, as it always sounds the same, on every song. The guitar tone is round and unexciting, with no bite to it, and I guess overall that's my major beef with this whole album: it tries, but it has no teeth. |
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