Panopticon - Autumn Eternal

That was quick! every new album of his seems to improve so looking forward to this one.

Every album's like a whole different genre, so yeah, definitely looking forward to this one, too.

What already was good has only been becoming better. Looking forward to this one, to be sure. I'm hoping for an expansion of instrumental range and songwriting in his distinctive style.

Written by [user id=136611] on 10.07.2015 at 20:32

That was quick! every new album of his seems to improve so looking forward to this one.

I wish dead one aka Ausie one would say this
we need to teach that guy like BM ... but this teaser sounds promising

Written by [user id=101272] on 10.07.2015 at 21:22
Every album's like a whole different genre, so yeah, definitely looking forward to this one, too.

A text-based preview: http://nocleansinging.com/2015/07/13/panopticon-autumn-eternal/.

Nice album, maybe not most talented band, but good well to love or hate IMO

I thought this was more enjoyable than Roads To The North. The solos are more tasteful on this one, they seemed pretty out of place on the last one.

Written by MetalDoomMaster on 19.10.2015 at 17:03

I thought this was more enjoyable than Roads To The North. The solos are more tasteful on this one, they seemed pretty out of place on the last one.

Agreed. Everything about the structure, sound, and composition seems much more mature. It's a stunning result.

Written by flightoficarus on 23.10.2015 at 02:32

Written by MetalDoomMaster on 19.10.2015 at 17:03

I thought this was more enjoyable than Roads To The North. The solos are more tasteful on this one, they seemed pretty out of place on the last one.

Agreed. Everything about the structure, sound, and composition seems much more mature. It's a stunning result.

I also finally got to listen to this through good headphones last night. It was a great time.

My AOTY

Has the style of this guy changed a lot in recent years? I remember reading Troy's review of an album a few years ago and it sounded like a really depressive, angusihed album, but both this and Roads To The North are pretty uplifting and tonally light, particularly for black metal

Written by musclassia on 23.12.2015 at 22:16

Has the style of this guy changed a lot in recent years? I remember reading Troy's review of an album a few years ago and it sounded like a really depressive, angusihed album, but both this and Roads To The North are pretty uplifting and tonally light, particularly for black metal

No, it didn't change a lot. A little, but not a lot.
Remind that depressive is a relative conc3pt when it comes to music though...

Written by Karlabos on 23.12.2015 at 22:26

Written by musclassia on 23.12.2015 at 22:16

Has the style of this guy changed a lot in recent years? I remember reading Troy's review of an album a few years ago and it sounded like a really depressive, angusihed album, but both this and Roads To The North are pretty uplifting and tonally light, particularly for black metal

No, it didn't change a lot. A little, but not a lot.
Remind that depressive is a relative conc3pt when it comes to music though...

Huh fair enough, cheers. Was planning to check out Kentucky sometime, will probably give Social Disservices a go at some point as well I guess