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All readers are encouraged to support the artists and purchase hard copies and/or merchandise of bands you like. Collecting music is great fun and very satisfying and although it wont help you get laid it will give you an inflated feeling of superiority next time someone starts bragging about their Mp3 collection.
If you are easily offended and see something that shocks you then please make use of the red X in the top right corner.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Garden of Shadows - Heart of the Corona
Melodic death metal is probably one of the most derided styles in metal, yet when done properly is also one of the best. Garden of Shadows are an American band that surfaced in the late 90's and for a short period looked like they were going places after getting signed by Wicked World/Earache Records, only to fall apart soon after.
And unlike most of the At The Gates/In Flames copy cats Garden of Shadows had more in common with the likes of Septic Flesh, (early) Paradise Lost and Depresy. Long epic songs, deep brutal vocals, atmospheric keys and melodic guitar lines are used to great effect with the songs never becoming stale or boring. There full length 'Oracle Moon' is still widely available on Ebay so try to track down both if you have the chance.
Garden of Shadows - Heart of the Corona
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