OleEinar

DeRank ™: 11,31

DeAge™ : 6934 days • Here since 16 june 2007

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Hypnos 69 The Eclectic Measure

27 jan 08

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He he don't worry, I'm already taking care of it :D

Death In June Heilige!

27 jan 08

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Welcome back, you took a break, huh?

Hypnos 69 The Eclectic Measure

27 jan 08

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Wonderful review. A quality HP like today's hasn't been seen in a while. The proposal seems intriguing to me. Progressive, folk, psychedelia: the 3 magic words…

Heol Telwen An Deiz Ruz

27 jan 08

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Listen, should I listen to the Parisian Aes Dana or the ones from Palermo?

Heol Telwen An Deiz Ruz

27 jan 08

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Yes, yes, I understood; I was talking about folk-metal in general. Well, I'll try to lend an ear to these Aes Dana, and if nothing else, I'll know that Celtic isn't for me ;-)

Tom Faulkner Lost In The Land of Texico

27 jan 08

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Well, it's impossible to find, where the hell did you dig it up?

Tom Faulkner Lost In The Land of Texico

27 jan 08

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Beautiful. And the samples are beautiful too. I’ll try to find it.

@Punk/cla and @Vincent, yes I know you're right, I've listened to albums with growl or scream and some I liked, but to make me "digest" the singing musically they really have to be remarkable. Anyway, I did find some nice folk-metal albums with clean vocals back when I was into the genre, maybe Lumsk, or Otyg, or Storm, I can't remember well now, I should dust them off... No, I've never listened to Isis and Aes Dana, do you think I should give them a try? Thanks anyway!

Aardvark Aardvark

27 jan 08

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Yeah, but damn, in just one post you mentioned 5 or 6 groups like it was nothing that I've never even heard of (apart from the Atomics)...

Aardvark Aardvark

27 jan 08

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I expected it, Super, that the absence of the guitar wouldn’t please you. I’m a bit puzzled myself, to be honest, but that's exactly why I’m curious. After all, even Quatermass managed to create some rather convincing hard moments without guitars. The stadium chorus was actually meant to be a reference to the ending of the Kaleidoscope piece from which our reviewer took the name :-)