Gorod - Process Of A New Decline

I love Gorod's previous two... why can't I get into this one!? Something is missing...

Written by Introspekrieg on 25.02.2011 at 09:59

I love Gorod's previous two... why can't I get into this one!? Something is missing...

Because this was is closer to generic tech-death wankery than interesting, considered creative music like their previous two. This kind of album can be found under every rock whereas Leading Visions and Neurotripsick are far more unique.

Written by [user id=4365] on 25.02.2011 at 17:06

Because this was is closer to generic tech-death wankery than interesting, considered creative music like their previous two. This kind of album can be found under every rock whereas Leading Visions and Neurotripsick are far more unique.

Exactly, nailed it

Honestly...this remains my favourite Gorod album. Check out the concept of the album and listen to some of the technical parts...it is stunning to the very last second. Almighty's Murderer has got to be one of my favourite technical death metal songs. No matter how underrated this album may be perceived, you really need to own the album and look at the underlying story stated in the beginning of the booklet to really appreciate what it is Gorod have offered.

This was their peak for me as well. Even though this was the first album I came across from them, I did check their back catalogue and found that crazily good as well, but I just like this mad web of technique and melody. Some of the songs just so well written from start to finish that I just can't resist playing them over and over. This I find less and less often occuring on their newer stuff. Also the singer's monotone growling matches the overall atmosphere, which was one of the downside for me on the follow-up records.

Love me some Gorod but I have to dock this album for the terrible production. Where is the bass presence?! And the production was so good on "Leading Vision".