Ævangelist - New Album Streaming Online
Ævangelist - New Album Streaming Online
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About the album, Invisible Oranges says: "The first three minutes of "Veils", the opening track to sophomore LP Omen Ex Simulacra, has no guitar, bass, drums, or vocals. Ævangelist opts instead to ramp up the atmosphere, with a mix of old-school Cynic space noises and deeply unsettling ambience in the vein of Blut Aus Nord or Xasthur. When the riffs finally arrive, they aren't showy or particularly catchy, serving rather as vessels to keep the atmosphere's momentum going. This goes on for nearly 13 awesome and occasionally terrifying minutes. The rest of the album pulls from the same bag of tricks: high-pitched Mercyful Fate vocals next to jagged Anaal Nathrakh industrial freakouts next to spooky In the In The Nightside Eclipse keys. It would probably come off as mere pastiche if any other band was combining this many strange elements in this reckless a fashion, but Ævangelist stands alone."
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Going to check those out. 
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Oh boy I know what I'm doing tonight. EDIT: The album is great, but that description of it in the article is absolutely terrible.  I can't imagine anyone associating these guys with Mercyful Fate, lol.
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Account deleted Written by Diverge on 15.11.2013 at 00:08 I went pretty much "what is it in this fudge?" when that came up. Buuuutts, whatever floats their boat...
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