Augury - Concealed
| Release date: | 2004 |
| Style: | Technical death metal |
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01. Beatus
02. ...Ever Know Peace Again
03. Cosmic Migration
04. Nocebo
05. Alien Shores
06. In Russian Dolls Universes
07. Becoming God
08. The Lair Of Purity
09. From Eden Estranged...
10. ...As Sea Devours Land
02. ...Ever Know Peace Again
03. Cosmic Migration
04. Nocebo
05. Alien Shores
06. In Russian Dolls Universes
07. Becoming God
08. The Lair Of Purity
09. From Eden Estranged...
10. ...As Sea Devours Land
Review
Lyrics Progressive Technical Death
Label: Galy Records/Adipocere Records
Distribution in France (and to buy the album) => http://www.adipocere.fr
Canada: 2004
Length: 47:13
Line-Up on the DVD:
Vocals, guitars: Patrick
Guitars: Dominic "Forest"
Bass: Mathieu
Drums: Etienne
Choir: Arianne
Rating:
8.5
8.5
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Rating: 8.5 |
It may be sound strange, but God only knows why Canada is a source of so many original Metal bands. I don't need to give names anyway, you all know of what I'm talking about, but today, one more time I took a slap in my face with an incredible newcomer, Augury. This real UFO, is one of the most original releases that I had to listen to lately, and even if this album was actually released in 2004, I hope that you'll have the possibility to find it, because for sure this is something great? Read more ›› |
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| Darkside Momo Retired Elite Posts: 9089  |
And yes Cosmic Migration is one of the album's highlights, though I prefer The Lair Of Purity 
---- My Author's Blog (in French)  "You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you" "I've lost too many years now I'm stealing back my soul I am awake"
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| Cynic Metalhead Ambrish Saxena Posts: 7584  |
Count me in one of those who aren't aware of this record. Travelling right now and will listen to it once i get back.
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| nonZero Posts: 1336  |
8.5/10 leaning slightly towards a 9 I'd say. While the songwriting is a bit messy in places (a common trap a lot of Technical DM bands fall into IMO), the variation in dynamics is fantastic, making the album feel more like a journey and less of a 50-minute pummelling (I'm looking at you, Origin). Great stuff.
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Contributor Posts: 5345  |
A very unique technical death metal album, it's very well constructed and has the perfect balance of complexity and melody, a real gem for sure. The female symphonic vocals add such an epic vibe the the whole thing, and without making it sound too corny either. The musicianship skills are great all round, from the crazy drumming, to the melodic riffing, from the insane lead guitar solo's, to the multi layered vocals, which are all great, but it's Lapointe's bass work that is clearly the outstanding highlight of the whole album for me.
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