I start with saying that Origin as a whole has influences from early Katatonia. However I can't give a precise hint where exactly I hear it in the songs, though there is a whole melancholic atmosphere which reminds of early Katatonia works. Yet it differs so much because Katatonia, back in the day, sounded much more doomier, harsher and of course very original.
Pretty good one, I was suprise, I am happy I find something totaly new what I reakly like
It was long time since I see music new music what I like in MS
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Stormtroopers of Death - ''Speak English or Die''
I better die, because I never will learn speek english, so I choose dieing
This is amazing! Didn't think it would be so engaging but wow.
At times, the guitars and mood remind me of a faster version of Forest of Shadows - Departure, a doom gem that few have matched.
I suppose I may also call this "gothic doom" or some blending of those two genres, but only because I can't think of anything else to call it. Those who disagree, what do YOU call it?
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Is what I choose
At the end of my days" --The Gathering "A Life All Mine" from Souvenirs
Been excited about this for months, in fact I pre-ordered their album based purely on the strength of 'the two songs 'Nightwave' & 'Brighter' which they made available back in August/September of last year. After fully digesting the album over the last few days I can say it did not disappoint. It's definitely one of my favourite releases of 2013 so far.
As for the Gothic doom tag, I kinda agree with how the band tag themselves, Melodic Death/Doom.
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Superb album, the atmosphere is so good and compelling to the max. It's Slumber reborn with the atmosphere of Atoma. Didn't hook me in first time, but its getting better with every listen.
This is amazing! Didn't think it would be so engaging but wow.
At times, the guitars and mood remind me of a faster version of Forest of Shadows - Departure, a doom gem that few have matched.
I suppose I may also call this "gothic doom" or some blending of those two genres, but only because I can't think of anything else to call it. Those who disagree, what do YOU call it?
I agree, awesome stuff!
Actually I'd say this is atmospheric doom though. It reminds me a bit of Ixion, but faster.
I can't see gothic at all. Maybe it's because I don't want to? LoL. Knowing the band members are from Fractal Gates, Atoma and Slumber I am swayed to hear more melodic metal with a dab of atmospheric rock.
Top 5 of the year stuff. Beautifully crafted and atmospheric melodic death/doom. I think 'Cinders' has to be my favourite track but 'Nightwave' is up there with it.
Interesting that I got a bit of an AtomA vibe when I first listened to this (not that they outright sound exactly like AtomA, but some of their melodies reminded me of them)... then I found out it has an ex-member of AtomA! Fancy that!
Quite average gothic doom this. Yes there are quite a few gothic elements in it. Like the riffing and the keyboards. The riffing is as uneventful and unoriginal as it gets with it clearly borrowing from Draconian Times and One Second era Paradise Lost.
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The riffing is as uneventful and unoriginal as it gets
Listened to a few songs and I'd have to agree with this. I liked the atmosphere quite a bit, but the riffs were so boring it was just entirely off-putting :/
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There are some moments in this album that reminds me of Brave Murder Day ,or am I wrong ?