Great old shool MDM, it seems to have influence from gothenburg mdm.

Well composed guitar riffs, great harmonized solos, not complex but relatable drums. Great and underrated record.

Written by frequenzangriff on 28.07.2019 at 21:04

Great old shool MDM, it seems to have influence from gothenburg mdm.

Written by Vehement on 29.11.2020 at 12:49

Well composed guitar riffs, great harmonized solos, not complex but relatable drums. Great and underrated record.

Yes, indeed. This is great old-school MDM. It reminds me of Unanimated's Ancient God of Evil at times, but also other influences, such as early Dark Tranquillity, are surely undeniable.

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Overlooked gem. Come in my list of all-time favourites, dear album, I am gonna open the door for you now and kick free a decent spot, you deserve it.

Written by Redel on 02.06.2021 at 11:51

This is great old-school MDM. It reminds me of Unanimated's Ancient God of Evil at times, but also other influences, such as early Dark Tranquillity, are surely undeniable.

I just thought it was about time to tell a fellow countryman and loyal forum user that he is totally right, thus I ended up here.
Bought this second hand two weeks ago and it's still spinning in my car's stereo. Most probably their best album and this is kind of sad, because I think the decline in quality of Night In Gales parallels the development of the genre melodeath in general...

I made the mistake of listening to the earache-inducing Necrodynamic right after Thunderbeasts and The Last Sunsets (both good albums), and wrote this band off completely. Nice to see/hear that their debut can somewhat appease that major fuckup of their discography.

Written by Starvynth on 12.09.2021 at 15:54

I just thought it was about time to tell a fellow countryman and loyal forum user that he is totally right, thus I ended up here.
Bought this second hand two weeks ago and it's still spinning in my car's stereo. Most probably their best album and this is kind of sad, because I think the decline in quality of Night In Gales parallels the development of the genre melodeath in general...

I made the mistake of listening to the earache-inducing Necrodynamic right after Thunderbeasts and The Last Sunsets (both good albums), and wrote this band off completely. Nice to see/hear that their debut can somewhat appease that major fuckup of their discography.

Hey, great that you finally came to reply to my post here. I was actually somehow waiting for this to happen. Accidently I came across their disco again only yesterday and also stumbled over your other posts on their later albums. Towards the twilight really is their only good album I think. No idea what happened thereafter. But this one is sooo great. I enjoy it more and more over time.