Arbor - The Plutonian Shore
| Release date: | 13 July 2012 |
| Style: | Doom metal, Folk metal, Progressive metal |
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13 have it 5 want it |
01. The Plutonian Shore
02. Trees
03. A Great Leap In The Dark
04. Grey Waters
05. Red Sun Rising
06. Begotten From Mother Earth
07. Only The Wind Calls Back
08. Forest Of Despair
09. Pillars
10. Fragments Of A Day
02. Trees
03. A Great Leap In The Dark
04. Grey Waters
05. Red Sun Rising
06. Begotten From Mother Earth
07. Only The Wind Calls Back
08. Forest Of Despair
09. Pillars
10. Fragments Of A Day
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Wisconsin, one of the colder parts of the northern United States, has produced an equally frosty and frigid album by young band Arbor. What's not to love? We have doom/black/prog metal with heavy folk leanings yet plenty of melody; screamed, growled, and clean vocals; intense drumming featuring some cold, crisp cymbal work; nice variety in tempos; all topped off with plenty of passion. Read more ›› |
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Comments
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| Boxcar Willy yr a kook Posts: 9155  |
Really wish i didn't have to wait 90 days >:( Anyway, a really good, and versitile album, kinda prog folk doom. I really like the drum and guitar work.
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