Valtari - Hunter's Pride
| Release date: | 20 January 2014 |
| Style: | Melodic death metal |
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15 have it 5 want it |
01. Bitterness
02. Undefeatable
03. Can You Hear Me?
04. Shatter The Myth
05. In Slides
06. With A Childs Smile
07. Enshrined In Ice
08. Tyrant
09. The Gift
10. Hunter's Pride
02. Undefeatable
03. Can You Hear Me?
04. Shatter The Myth
05. In Slides
06. With A Childs Smile
07. Enshrined In Ice
08. Tyrant
09. The Gift
10. Hunter's Pride
Review
Rating:
6.4
6.4
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Rating: 6.4 |
A major challenge for any aspiring melodic death metal band nowadays is to write and record an original piece, something which breaks the norm and cuts through the mass of acts all vying to be deemed noteworthy. What's even more challenging is attempting to do this on your own. Read more ›› |
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| deepinside Posts: 18 |
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| Reaper_Redeemer Posts: 747  |
Melodeath from Australia? I should say yes! lol This guy focused his effort on lead parts which are good but not original. Its like listening some recycled Insomnium, Dark Tranquillity, old In flames, Before the Dawn (yeah i found something similiar to Pitch black universe) or even Ensiferum riffs. Rhythm guitar could be better! Drums are so bad, as well mentioned above. But still I find this so much promising! If he starts improving things we are going to listen to quality piece of australian melodeath!!
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| Reaper_Redeemer Posts: 747 |
Written by deadone on 26.02.2014 at 01:17 If you mean that Insomnium recycle In Flames riffs for example, i think you are wrong. Both are melodic, as Insomnium continued the way that In Flames walked years ago but I think insomnium's tone and compositions are characteristic. They build their melodies on their own way. Playing in harmonic scales was never original  I dont think that anyone can say that Insomnium recycle other band's riffs rather than their own one's from one album to another.
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