In Flames - Black-Ash Inheritance review
Band: | In Flames |
Album: | Black-Ash Inheritance |
Style: | Gothenburg metal |
Release date: | 1997 |
A review by: | Dream Taster |
01. Goliaths Disarm Their Davids
02. Gyroscope
03. Acoustic Medley
04. Behind Space [live]
In the long and complex discography of the Swedish band In Flames, the Black-Ash Inheritance EP is probably the most unknown of all their official releases. And the main reason could be that it only contains 4 tracks. I agree but among them, two are really rare: 'Goliaths Disarm Their Davids', which I would have included on the album Whoracle as it would have been one of the best songs [...] and 'Acoustic Medley', whose title says it all.
'Gyroscope' was brand new material until they released Whoracle while the live version of 'Behind Space' is good without reaching the status of an essential track. So, there is good material but it's a little short, even for an EP. Hopefully, highlights such as 'Goliaths Disarm Their Davids' and 'Acoustic Medley' make it worth checking out.
Rare Melodic Death Metal, that's what this EP is all about. By the way, there's three ways to get this EP: the original release, of course, but also both the re-issue of The Jester Race and the Japanese version of Whoracle include the full Black-Ash Inheritance EP.
Rating breakdown
Performance: | 8 |
Songwriting: | 8 |
Originality: | 8 |
Production: | 7 |
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Written on 17.09.2003 by
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