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Artist: ENSOPH
Album: Bleeding Womb Of Anake
Year: 2001
It was a few months ago, when our forum admin Damnation_6
told me in an extatic way that he found some real cool
band. He described it to me as "Cradle of Filth meets
gothic", which caught my attention as well. I listened
to some songs, and a few months later I managed to get
hold on an album of them. Bleeding Womb Of Anake: a
review.
This complex album is one with highlights and one with
deep shadows. Songs like Shattered Void and The Spiral
Stygmata are brilliant, when songs like Aletheia are
quite boring. I like the fact that they use lots of
different elements in their music, and the vocals are
quite impressive as well. The whole album is covered in
an atmospheric ambiance, which is exeptional for this
kind of music. My last words: it is a pity though that
this album lays inbetween danceable gothic and (black)
metal, so you sometimes look very surprised when one
follows on another. But, to be surprised is not that
terrible, don't you think?
Vote: 77 / 100
Review by: Damnation_6 |
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01. Shattered Void
02. The Spiral Stigmata
03. I (Be & Will Be)
04. RuinTanz der
Erinnerung (Chant of the
Void's Disciples)
05. In the Blossom of
Inertness
06. Aletheia
07. Amber Shrine
08. The Ivory Ouroboros
09. The Bleeding Womb of
Ananke
10. 7 volte 3 (E' un
sole ermetico)
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