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Friday, October 4, 2019

In Mourning "Garden Of Storms"


Country: Sweden
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Label: Agonia Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: October 4, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Black Storm (7:23)
2. Yields Of Sand (6:23)
3. Hierophant (6:17)
4. Magenta Ritual (6:43)
5. Huntress Moon (6:55)
6. Tribunal Of Suns (7:25)
7. The Lost Outpost (9:20)

Total Time 50:26

Line-up: 
Tobias Netzell – Vocals, Guitars
Björn Pettersson – Guitars, Vocals
Tim Nedergård – Guitars
Sebastian Svalland – Bass
Joakim Strandberg Nilsson – Drums

Description/Reviews: 
It sounds like In Mourning are really on a listening kick of anything Dan Swanö-related, Opeth, and a lot of the doomier/groovier more black’n roll side of things (Khold and maybe a little bit of Enslaved come to mind). As I hear it, opener “Black Storm” is a majestic piece of progressive black metal with a ’70s flair, and it’s a fantastic opening to a pretty expansive album.
Other songs like the sort of ’70s take on Death’n Roll thrasher “Hierophant” demonstrate just how weirdly In Mourning are willing to pull together their various tangled musical threads to make something feel complex and all their own in ethos alone. Even songs you might argue are more traditionally In Mourning, like “Huntress Moon”, are more about an oppressive sense of melancholy conveyed in a much more aggressive manner. Instead of being a wall of sound that just washes over you, the heavier songs are torrents of layered melodic tapestries backed by constant blast beats.
Read the full review by TheMadIsraeli at nocleansinging.com

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Friday, May 20, 2016

In Mourning "Afterglow"


Country: Sweden
Genre(s): Progressive Death Metal
Label: Agonia Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: May 20, 2016
Tracklist: 
1. Fire And Ocean (6:18)
2. The Grinning Mist (9:47)
3. Ashen Crown (8:08)
4. Below Rise To The Above (7:46)
5. The Lighthouse Keeper (7:28)
6. The Call To Orion (8:24)
7. Afterglow (5:52)

Total Time 53:43

Line-up: 
Tobias Netzell - guitars, vocals
Pierre Stam - bass
Björn Pettersson - guitars
Tim Nedergård - guitars
Daniel Liljekvist (ex-Katatonia) - drums

Description/Reviews: 
As one might expect, Afterglow isn’t the kind of album that reveals itself at once. This fifty four minute effort is rife with moments of brilliance that cover both exceptional individual skill and stellar group harmony, but above all, it maintains an unwavering grip on the listener’s attention. “The Grinning Mist” for example is a beast of a track that comfortably crosses the nine minute mark while boasting segments in 7/4 and 11/8 in homage to the gods of prog. It also features a finely textured melodic chord arrangement that elevates the track with class; a trick that was executed to perfection on “Ashen Crown” where it created a counterpoint to the dark brooding melody on top of the main riff.
Read the full review by Aly Hassab El Naby at heavyblogisheavy.com

Also read track-by-track review at manofmuchmetal.wordpress.com

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