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Staff review by DerRozzengarten
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After the exceptional and mourning aesthetic of "Turn Loose The Swans" My Dying Bride returned with another opus of emotional intensity and esoteric feelings, "The Angel And The Dark River".
I don't know how the fans of "As The Flower Withers" and "Turn Loose The Swans" expected their successor to be back then, but they were not expecting it to be like "The Angel And The Dark River" for sure, as far as I am concerned. This time My Dying Bride remain heavy and powerful, yet not aggressive. A more fragile and gentle approach is overrunning their sound and this is not something that shines only through the music, but from the vocals as well. Aaron Stainthorpe, the dramatic persona of My Dying Bride, this time chose to express himself only through his wailing clean vocals, pouring his soul to his personal and beauteous lyrics, leaving behind the grunting way of expression and thus lending a more poetic approach to the sound of My Dying Bride.
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ramin - 02.01.2011 at 08:25
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| Rating: 10 |
Best album
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I've never heard a better Gothic song than The Cry for Mankind. It's the most melancholic song imaginable!
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Cuca Beludo - 13.09.2012 at 20:06
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This one must be the most melancholic album I've ever heard.
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An absolute 10. Can't think of a better album of my dying bride than this. Also the best goth/doom metal album ever
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| Rating: 9 |
I still think that Turn Loose The Swans is better than this one. I didn't want to say this, but I think that Aaron's "sorrowful" clean vocals suck; it's not moving at all. But his spoken word and growling are amazing, though. I think this album would be better with these two kinds of singing as well, even though it wouldn't bring anything new.
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