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Staff review by Undercraft
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The sophomore release from gothic "metallers" After Forever is here, the debut Prison of Desire already had been a killer, but Decipher can hardly be put into words anymore!! After a very dark intro filled with violins and some choirs , 'Monolith of Doubt' starts things out, the moment I heard the angelic voice of Floor Jansen I Knew that I was in love... but not everything is angelic.... the heavy guitars, the double bass and the growling/screaming voice of the male singers give perfect equilibrium, you're now listening an eternal fight the angel versus the demon!
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| published 26.08.2003 | Comments (3)
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| Rating: 10 |
Oh, Decipher. How can I even begin to praise you? This is After Forever at their best (excluding their self-titled), and if you aren't captivated by Floor's 10+ second long high F near the end of Monolith of Doubt, then you are VERY hard to please. This album is golden all the way through from the aforementioned Monolith of Doubt all the way to the closer Forlorn Hope. My first listen I got a little bored with Intrinsic, but after subsequent listens I've come to love the beautiful, melodic edge that it adds to complete the album.
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| Rating: 10 |
Best After Forever album without any doubt.
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| Rating: 8 |
Without any doubt self-titled album is better.
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