Rosetta - The Anaesthete

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7.8 | 77 votes |
Band
Rosetta
Style
Post-metal, Sludge metal
Release date
8 August 2013
Owners
57 have it
12 want it
Tracklist
01. Ryu / Tradition
02. Fudo / The Immovable Deity
03. In & Yo / Dualities Of The Way
04. Oku / The Secrets
05. Hodoku / Compassion
06. Myo / The Miraculous
07. Hara / The Center
08. Ku / Emptiness
09. Shugyo / Austerity
Review Lyrics (7)
Additional info
Not available on cd; Only as a pay-what-you-wish digital download. The download will be available in almost any format you can imagine, including high-definition.
Staff review by
R'Vannith
Rating:
8.4
Rating:
8.4 		The contrasts of The Aneasthete are conceived with clarity of sound in Rosetta's first independent release. With the tightening of composition a clearly noticeable divide emerges between the two extremes of a life threatening sludge assault and the deft touch of melody.

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published 31.08.2013 | Comments ( 3 )
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04.01.2014 - 01:20
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Written by Uldreth on 04.01.2014 at 01:11

Written by Diverge on 03.01.2014 at 19:35

I can understand why this album isn't as well received as Cult of Luna, for example, but for me this is one of 2013's highlights. The frequent shifts from delicacy to explosive ferocity are pulled off remarkably well, and as a whole I find the album to be extremely engaging. Definitely Rosetta's best in a long time.

I still listen to Hodoku/Compassion a lot though but I kinda also agree with Frit above that this album is very moody for me too.

It's funny how people perceive music very differently. I tend to align with tea[m]ster's attitude; I certainly wouldn't classify this as a moody effort. I just think this happens to be one of the most underrated records of the year.
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04.01.2014 - 01:32
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Written by Diverge on 04.01.2014 at 01:20


It's funny how people perceive music very differently. I tend to align with tea[m]ster's attitude; I certainly wouldn't classify this as a moody effort. I just think this happens to be one of the most underrated records of the year.

It is not really moody in the sense that it depresses me but it is more like a rollercoaster. It somehow "plays" with my emotions as I listen to it and that is sort of disturbing .

Probably that also does not help I can tie this album subconsciously to a certain person that amplifies this effect even more.
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11.02.2014 - 23:05
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Favorite song on the album:

http://vimeo.com/78749375
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24.06.2015 - 08:22
M C Vice
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Does the cover remind anyone else of Sinergy's To Hell And Back?
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"I'm here to nunchuck and not wear helmets. And I'm all out of helmets."
"I'll fight you on one condition. That you lower your nipples."
" 'Tis a lie! Thy backside is whole and ungobbled, thou ungrateful whelp!"
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