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Although I am a fan of both the doom/death metal Paradise Lost of yore and the band's more recent, electro-synth-goth incarnation, it seems to me that albums after 2001's Believe In Nothing were progressively getting less and less inspired, with the songwriting sometimes receding into trivial cliché, and with the band having a hard time in general spawning what is their definitive trademark regardless of current musical style - songs that are both emotionally punishing and expertly written. Already on their self-titled tenth album the chaps from Halifax tried to re-energize their music by returning to a decidedly heavier sound; however, it is finally with In Requiem that they full-heartedly embrace their old style (circa Icon and Draconian Times) while losing none of the subtlety that they have been exploring since One Second.
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| published 23.05.2007 | Comments (25)
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I like this album more than their self-titled record but it still fails to captivate me.
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Come beck album .... it bored me as rain who comes falling down now, totaly boring, even from metal and gothic standarts this is week album, seems come beck ishue was stronger and it make unposible made good album, each song is boring
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