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 "The growl of the singer Nathan Ellis is always imposing and emotive, the riffs are slow, oppressive, and accompanied by cold and melancholic acoustic phrases."

 "This is a great album, well-arranged and well-composed; the only flaw is that it lacks innovative elements to distinguish it from the previous album."

Daylight Dies' third album 'Lost To The Living' showcases a sophisticated and melancholic Doom/Death sound, featuring emotive growls and clean vocals. The album offers atmospheric riffs, acoustic accents, and well-crafted melodies. While highly praised, it lacks fresh innovations compared to previous works. Fans of melodic doom metal will find it a rewarding listen. Listen to 'Lost To The Living' and immerse yourself in Daylight Dies' haunting melodic doom metal journey.

 "Imagine yourself in a city at sunset where the buildings and illuminated streets are reflected by a wide river, on whose banks there are dying trees dropping their last dried leaves..."

 If you are a lover of post-rock, this is an album not to be missed, although not a 5, as it does not reach masterpiece status, it certainly deserves a solid 4.

If These Trees Could Talk's debut album delivers a rich instrumental post-rock experience filled with ambient, psychedelic, and progressive elements. The evocative soundscapes create a feeling of desolation and melancholy inspired by nature and technology. Highlights include 'Malabar Front' and 'The Death Of Paradigm,' drawing comparisons to Mogwai and Sigur Rós. While not a masterpiece, the album earns a solid 4 out of 5 rating and is highly recommended for post-rock enthusiasts. Explore the evocative soundscapes of If These Trees Could Talk and immerse yourself in their captivating post-rock journey.

 Tenhi demonstrate their brilliance in being able to convey to the listener the sensation of the natural atmosphere of their homeland.

 The album’s piano-driven minimalism evokes images of snow falling carried by the wind and lost moments in a forest.

Tenhi's Airut:Aamujen marks a stylistic shift with a focus on piano over acoustic guitars, creating a melancholic and atmospheric soundscape. The album features minimalistic rhythms and ethereal vocals, capturing the natural and cold ambiance of Lapland. Though not a masterpiece, it impressively conveys emotion through subtle instrumentation and neoclassical influences. Fans of the band and similar genres will find much to appreciate. Listen to Tenhi’s Airut:Aamujen and immerse yourself in a hauntingly beautiful piano-led journey through Lapland’s icy landscapes.

 The wind carries the leaves of trees that are almost bare, bringing back to mind who knows what memories from our past...

 It is a great start for an emerging band and an unmissable album for genre enthusiasts and beyond.

The Morningside’s 2007 debut album masterfully combines atmospheric doom/death metal with folk and post-rock influences. The album creates a melancholic and immersive experience through its evocative soundscapes and thoughtful compositions. Influences from bands like Katatonia, Agalloch, and Isis are noticeable, highlighting the band’s skillful blend of genres. This album is recommended for fans of deeply reflective and atmospheric metal. Dive into The Morningside's atmospheric doom metal journey — perfect for reflective rainy days. Listen now and experience the melancholic blend!

 "'The Serpentine Offering' reveals itself not only as a great song but also as an excellent lead single to introduce the world to the truly commendable abilities of this group."

 "In Sorte Diaboli is an excellent album slightly more black than symphonic but still will be very much appreciated by both old fans and those approaching this splendid genre for the first time."

In Sorte Diaboli is a well-crafted symphonic black metal album with death metal touches. Highlights include 'The Serpentine Offering' and 'The Fallen Arises,' praised for vocals and originality. Some tracks lack originality but overall the album balances epic vocals and engaging compositions. A recommended listen for fans and newcomers alike. Discover the epic fusion of symphonic black and death metal—listen to In Sorte Diaboli today!