Am Tuat - Inmotion
| Release date: | 2009 |
| Style: | Progressive death metal |
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01. Oath Of The Sacrificed
02. Desidero Fides
03. Distant Shores
04. Lost
05. Fading Images
06. Ahead Of Sadness
07. A Cry: The Sound Of A Tragedy
08. Perilous Seas
09. Destinies Grace
10. Into Rememberance
02. Desidero Fides
03. Distant Shores
04. Lost
05. Fading Images
06. Ahead Of Sadness
07. A Cry: The Sound Of A Tragedy
08. Perilous Seas
09. Destinies Grace
10. Into Rememberance
Review
Rating:
5.7
5.7
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Rating: 5.7 |
Am Tuat plays a style of metal somewhere in between Thrash and Heavy metal, with occasional Traditional Doom-esque parts. Unfortunately for them, they are largely redundant in today's metal world. And they forever will be if it doesn't get better than Inmotion. Let me say this first: we all remember the day we bought our first guitar and amp, right? One year of saving up your pocket money, with a 'little' help from your dad, going to the music store and buying that sweet cheap-ass strat? If you still recall all that, do you also remember the first riff you played. Or rather, the first attempt at simultaneously hitting the correct string and placing your finger on the right spot on the fretboard? Well, it's not that bad with Am Tuat, but if I would have continued the analogy to the next couple of weeks, it would be a perfectly matching description. Because seriously, these riffs are so incredibly simplistic it's offending. They've done nothing but turning up the distortion and are now happily re-playing the 'my first little Sony' riffs their bigger sister's keyboard spews out. With distortion, of course, because Metuhll rulez all. Read more ›› |
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