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Artist: DIMENSION
F3H
Album: Reaping The World Winds
Year: 2003
What should a genius do when he plays awesome stuff in a
symphonic black metal band, but when he needs another
project to steer with his creativity? Yes, give birth to
another band! First a non-metal solo project, but
nowadays a wellknown industrial (black) metal band. Yes
indeed, I am talking about Morpheus and his Dimension
F3H. He and Motvind has forced some session members to
join them and "Reaping The World Winds" is a fact. A
review:
About this album I can be short and powerful: good
music, crappy vocals. Music which, like Ewigkeit,
combines power and melody in an easy listening package.
Synths used the symphonic way they are meant to be used,
and the samples are giving the whole package a good
shape. The few instrumental songs are composed in a good
way as well. But now, the bad point about this record:
the vocals. The guys who are singing on this record have
all a beautiful voice, but it just doesn't fit to this
music if you ask me. If you don't know what I mean,
listen to the "Dying Sun" record of the French band
Yyrkoon and think that the same vocals are on this
record. Grunts mixed with clean vocals is what we need!
Another thing what I have to say is that they are not a
rip off of any band, but they dont manage to bring
something new. It feels like a deja-vu, like it has been
done before. "In a Dreamlike State of Mind" sounds like
a power metal cover of a Nightwish song, and "The Dawn"
sounds like a Limbonic Art rip off. My final words: the
album is not bad, but it didn't convince me.
Vote: 60 / 100
Review by: Martijn |
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01. Reaping The World
Winds
02. Dimension 6
03. The 3rd Generation
Armaggeddon
04. Betrayer
05. Waterworld
06. In A Dreamlike State
Of Mind
07. In An Overdose Of
Ecstasy
08. Paint Me Something
Bleach
09. Mirrorheart
10. The Dawn
11. Reborn
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