The last album had a 26 minute song, too. Is this one only 1 disc? The debut was 2 discs.

Written by M C Vice on 26.10.2014 at 13:45

The last album had a 26 minute song, too. Is this one only 1 disc? The debut was 2 discs.

Yeah, just one disc. Although you have to consider the fact that this album will have a second part as well, released individualy most probably. (thus, the part 1 in the title) Even so, the length clocks to almost 50 minutes for this new record with only 3 mere tracks, so it's not like it is too short.

Like the band said... doomsters seem to care about length.

Written by TheMAGAmvm on 26.10.2014 at 15:00

Written by M C Vice on 26.10.2014 at 13:45

The last album had a 26 minute song, too. Is this one only 1 disc? The debut was 2 discs.

Yeah, just one disc. Although you have to consider the fact that this album will have a second part as well, released individualy most probably. (thus, the part 1 in the title) Even so, the length clocks to almost 50 minutes for this new record with only 3 mere tracks, so it's not like it is too short.

Like the band said... doomsters seem to care about length.

That's still 30 minutes less than the debut. And Time 1 was supposed to have a follow up, but that was what, 5 years ago?

Written by M C Vice on 27.10.2014 at 02:45

That's still 30 minutes less than the debut. And Time 1 was supposed to have a follow up, but that was what, 5 years ago?

I don't think you should lump Omit with Wintersun. Instead of crying about the length of an album, be grateful that at least the band releases some new material now and then. More length does not necessarily mean more quality. Instead of an overlong release, I prefer a shorter one but a more convincing one. Even for a doom metal band, things drag a lot, especially if the album goes over an hour in length, and that's what happened with Repose.