I hope tittle dont mean as I think it suggest ..... I hope not.

Written by Bad English on 16.08.2023 at 10:18

I hope tittle dont mean as I think it suggest ..... I hope not.

I hope not either if I'm thinking what your thinking, but anyway, I'm really looking forward to hearing this release.

Written by AndyMetalFreak on 16.08.2023 at 10:51

Written by Bad English on 16.08.2023 at 10:18

I hope tittle dont mean as I think it suggest ..... I hope not.

I hope not either if I'm thinking what your thinking, but anyway, I'm really looking forward to hearing this release.

10th album, might be well Averill do solo , rest of band are tired, wants rest in Kileshandra

Written by AndyMetalFreak on 16.08.2023 at 10:51

Written by Bad English on 16.08.2023 at 10:18

I hope tittle dont mean as I think it suggest ..... I hope not.

I hope not either if I'm thinking what your thinking, but anyway, I'm really looking forward to hearing this release.

Check out bandcamp page, only 4 people in picture. Ma says Micheál O'Floinn is nog in a band anymore re. At hone I will Chek theirs Facebook for avidance. More logical to this it's end of Eires greatest band.

Written by Bad English on 16.08.2023 at 10:18

I hope tittle dont mean as I think it suggest ..... I hope not.

The say on FB: It may be the note we go out on but it will be a note of resistance, in musical terms.
So yes, it could be the end.

Written by nikarg on 17.08.2023 at 08:57

Written by Bad English on 16.08.2023 at 10:18

I hope tittle dont mean as I think it suggest ..... I hope not.

The say on FB: It may be the note we go out on but it will be a note of resistance, in musical terms.
So yes, it could be the end.

Micheál O'Floinn seems left, might be like I said Alan Averill will go solo and live old songs

This seems to be the first time since the debut that they have more than 8 tracks on an album. I wonder if that means shorter songs or longer album. Or interludes.

Written by Zap on 29.08.2023 at 14:02

This seems to be the first time since the debut that they have more than 8 tracks on an album. I wonder if that means shorter songs or longer album. Or interludes.

Maybe on account of this being their final album they want to release as much music as possible. That Irish title looks suspiciously much like it could be an interlude though

Written by Netzach on 29.08.2023 at 14:35

Maybe on account of this being their final album they want to release as much music as possible. That Irish title looks suspiciously much like it could be an interlude though

Yeah that was also my main suspect, haha.

Is it just me or are the song titles a bit less... good than usual? Some of them just seem out of place on a Primordial album to me.

Written by Zap on 31.08.2023 at 14:03

Written by Netzach on 29.08.2023 at 14:35

Maybe on account of this being their final album they want to release as much music as possible. That Irish title looks suspiciously much like it could be an interlude though

Yeah that was also my main suspect, haha.

Spoiler alert: our suspicions were entirely correct.

That is some ugly cover art.

My copy already shipped. It should be here tomorrow. That's 5 days before the release date. I should be one of the first to hear it.

Got it a few hours ago. Great as usual, It seems there are more folk melodies on this one.

Written by Grouch Douglas on 25.09.2023 at 18:53

Got it a few hours ago. Great as usual, It seems there are more folk melodies on this one.

Fuck, I should've hurried more with my review. I've listened to it for about a week, trying to figure out what to make of it. I'll get my thumb out of my ass and post it tonight or tomorrow, and I expect disagreement to ensue

I don't know, the melodies and instrumentation are pretty bland, and the vocals are painful at times. Apart from the production and a few riffs, there isn't much I enjoy here.

I think objectively it is probably not super original for Primordial nor super exciting music, but for some reason the album works really well for me and I quite like it. Such is art! The songs made me feel something hardened, bitter, vigorous.

I am listening this, well it's lile journey through whole bands disco. Best song was opening, really it should be their last song on album if it's how all end. Sentenced did right on final album. Like I said maybe I need one month to figure this album out.

This album has it's moments, I've enjoyed it a lot and especially Alan's vocals. "Real" rating would be a 7.5.

It's Primordial, they have a unique and distinctive sound and it's still on the same direction. Can't go bad here, either you like it or you don't.

It was good, nothing special, but a solid good.

The track name "Nothing New Under The Sun" perfectly describes this album. Same old Primordial.
But very enjoyable. This one is much better than the previous record and could become one of my favourites.

Somehow I did not get the same effect of their last album. This seemed to be more mellowed and as they don't want their last one to be anything different from what they have given earlier. Seemed to be more safe and less energy.

Still far below to "To The Nameless Dead" and "Exile", by far the best I've listened to in modern Primordial. It was filled with lot of thick-y and fuzzy soundscapes that have created more distortion in the sound than I hardly found in preceding albums which more inclined to fine-cutting edge of fusion of black metal and folk.

Well, that's my take.

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 14.02.2024 at 09:29

Still far below to "To The Nameless Dead" and "Exile", by far the best I've listened to in modern Primordial.

How can it be both, far below their 2018 album and by far the best you have listened to in modern Primordial?

Edit: Oh, perhaps you mean Exile is the best in modern Primordial.

Written by Redel on 14.02.2024 at 09:46

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 14.02.2024 at 09:29

Still far below to "To The Nameless Dead" and "Exile", by far the best I've listened to in modern Primordial.

Edit: Oh, perhaps you mean Exile is the best in modern Primordial.

Yeah, I meant Exile to be the most appealing in the last decade.

Finally came to listen to the whole album. After all I have read here before there was no surprise in what I heard. It is a solid release. Someone put it aptly with "Primordial being Primordial", as it is their typical sound, song structures, atmosphere, and even some riffs sound familiar. Yet, it does not come close to the (high) standards they have set with all of their albums since The Gathering Wilderness, I would say. There is just too little that hooks, though several riffs are convincing, but also too much dragging over a (too) long album. I cant even name a clear highlight song, though All Against All somehow stands out as it is quite unusal for them.
Overall, the album might in fact be a rather favourable way of how it ends for them, fading out without attracting too much attention.

Another beautiful album by Primordial. I loved the middle songs, especially song numbers 6 and 7.