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01. Aghartha 02. Big Church (Megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért) 03. Hunting & Gathering (Cydonia) 04. Alice
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Line-up Stephen O'Malley - Electric Guitars Greg Anderson - Electric Guitars, Electric Bass Guitar Attila Csihar - Voices Oren Ambarchi - Electric Guitars, Motorized Cymbal, Oscillator, Guitar Effects, Gong, Wolf Log Eyvind Kang: Viola - Choir, Brass, String Arrangements Dylan Carlson - Electric Guitars, Choir Arrangements (inspirator) Julian Priester - Trombone, Conch Shell Stuart Dempster - Trombone, Conch Shell, Dung Chen Mell Dettmer - Tubular Bells, Hydrophone Timb Harris - Violin Jessika Kenney - Lead Alto & Soprano Choir; Choir, Brass and String Arrangements Tim Smolens - Double Bass Moriah Neils - Double Bass Keith Lowe - Double Bass Daniel Menche - Male Choir William Herzog - Male Choir, Electric Tamboura Steve Moore - Trombone, Organ, Korg MS20, Roland Juno, Conch Shell, Dung Chen; Brass Arrangements Brad Mowen - Concert Bass Drum, Percussion, Man Choir Joe Preston - Man Choir Rex Ritter - Korg MS20, Moog Voyager Hans Teuber - Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Alto Flute Cuong Vu - Trumpet Tony Moore - Trumpet Melissa Walsh - Harp Taina Karr - English Horn, Oboe Eric Walton - Piano Josiah Boothby - French Horn Jutta Sierlinger - Choir Alto Angela Kiemayer - Choir Alto Varena Bodem - Choir Alto Katharina Einsiedl - Choir Soprano/Alto Stephanie Pfeffer - Choir Soprano/Alto Loma Döring - Choir Soprano/Alto |
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Guest review by !J.O.O.E.!
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It's drone, Jim, but not as we know it. One of metal's most theatrical and divisive sonic-generators, Sunn O))), return to greet us with what is often regarded as their most appeasing creation: Monoliths & Dimensions, dragging in tow a veritable armada of guest musicians (apparently nearly three dozen) ranging from classical artists, a drone progenitor (Dylan Carlson no less) and a certain infamous, and slightly demented, voice of black metal persuasion, all contributing to, in varying degrees, what is likely Sunn O)))'s most expansive and diverse vision to date.
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| published 25.05.2010 | Comments (12)
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On a Sunn O))) binge and it's revealed to me that this album is considerable weaker than I first realised. It's quite overbearing and lacking in subtlety. I retract the statement from my review: this album is not as deep as the artwork suggests.
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Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 17.02.2012 at 15:37
On a Sunn O))) binge and it's revealed to me that this album is considerable weaker than I first realised. It's quite overbearing and lacking in subtlety. I retract the statement from my review: this album is not as deep as the artwork suggests.
Meh, your past self is cooler than I thought. Not like it is a masterpiece but it is a pretty good album and I agree wth the review 
The last track is hella sweet.
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 17.02.2012 at 21:12
Meh, your past self is cooler than I thought. Not like it is a masterpiece but it is a pretty good album and I agree wth the review 
The last track is hella sweet.
The last track is the highlight but it felt like the first few tracks were just walls of drone without any intelligence behind it. I definitely prefer older stuff, I even properly listened to Domkirke which I have to say is rather impressive.
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Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 17.02.2012 at 21:16 I even properly listened to Domkirke which I have to say is rather impressive.
It's a pretty nice live album indeed. Shame it's only on vinyl.
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On a side note:
Just a small explanation of "megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért":
It's the longest possible word in Hungarian language (probably the idea came from Csihar to use it)
It can be translated to something like this: "for all of your acting-like-you-cannot-be-sacrileged"
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