Poirot
Posts: 35 From: France
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Written by raveneffect on 10.05.2014 at 22:03
And yet they dont sound nothing simillar to each other
This, just this. They have almost nothing in common except the facts they both are excellent albums and are categorized as Black Metal.
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Panzerfrost
Posts: 32 From: Ukraine
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16.05.2014 - 15:19Rating: 9
Frankly speaking, I'm embarassed with the bands from Greece. The majority of them are really very interesting.
I like both Aenaon albums very much. The combination of black and progressive elements really deserve only highest rates
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parametric
Posts: 1 From: UK
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Erik M.
Posts: 3104 From: The Netherlands |
08.06.2014 - 23:29Rating: 8
Erik M.Posts: 3104 From: The Netherlands
Written by Chobo_jokeR on 10.05.2014 at 20:02
No it isn't a competition, but it isn't unreasonable to compare two bands that play within similar genres.
Indeed.
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Erik M.
Posts: 3104 From: The Netherlands |
08.06.2014 - 23:29Rating: 8
Erik M.Posts: 3104 From: The Netherlands
Written by raveneffect on 10.05.2014 at 22:03
And yet they dont sound nothing simillar to each other
They are pretty similar actually. Both play a form of progressive black metal. This one is more metal-oriented though, while Oi Magoi has some progressive/psychedelic rock in its sound. While I really like this album, I think Oi Magoi is definitely the better of the two.
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raveneffect
Posts: 541 From: Portugal |
08.06.2014 - 23:42Rating: 8
Written by Erik M. on 08.06.2014 at 23:29
They are pretty similar actually. Both play a form of progressive black metal. This one is more metal-oriented though, while Oi Magoi has some progressive/psychedelic rock in its sound. While I really like this album, I think Oi Magoi is definitely the better of the two.
they are nothing alike man, this is more Jazz oriented with a progressive layer on top of Black Metal. Saying this is simillar to Oi Magoi its like saying King Crimson and Yes were simillar. Both were progressive but on completely different roads.
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Chobo_jokeR
Posts: 427 From: Canada |
09.06.2014 - 07:10Rating: 6
OK RavenEffect. They're completely different. You win.
Fact of the matter is I still didn't like the album. Eliminate any comparison I made to Oi Magoi before, and let it stand on its own.
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LeKiwi High Fist Prog
Posts: 4038 From: UK |
27.06.2014 - 14:49Rating: 8
LeKiwiHigh Fist ProgPosts: 4038 From: UK
Written by Erik M. on 08.06.2014 at 23:29
...while Oi Magoi has some progressive/psychedelic rock in its sound. While I really like this album, I think Oi Magoi is definitely the better of the two.
Some progressive/psychedelic rock in its sound? More like some black "metal"
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Erik M.
Posts: 3104 From: The Netherlands |
27.06.2014 - 19:19Rating: 8
Erik M.Posts: 3104 From: The Netherlands
Written by LeKiwi on 27.06.2014 at 14:49
Some progressive/psychedelic rock in its sound? More like some black "metal"
Fair enough.
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Stoned Crow
Posts: 85 From: USA |
Regardless of genre, this is just good music. Probably my favorite album in the top 10.
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I'm very serious about not being serious.
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Reaper_Redeemer
Posts: 743 From: Greece |
Written by Chobo_jokeR on 20.01.2014 at 01:36
Not a bad album by any stretch, but Hail Spirit Noir's Oi Magoi overshadows this album completely. I'd say it is a little too long for its own good.
I completely agree with this. Although as a local I can say that there is a developing scene here in Greece over this kind of black. Very promising.
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tintinb
Posts: 1807 From: India
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07.02.2023 - 18:42Rating: 8
Oof, a really complex and original album. I found it to be more extreme progressive than a black metal album. The song structures are really really twisted, it's hard to put a finger on a song.
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