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ALBUM REVIEW: Far From God – Moonspell

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By Scott Wilson Verified
| Distorted Sound Magazine
Maybe it’s inevitable that a band will turn to look back at their history, if they are lucky enough to have produced 13 albums and stuck around for more than 30 years. Portuguese goth metallers MOONSPELL find themselves in this privileged position, alongside announcing anniversary tours in celebration of their first three records. It’s a chance to take stock of where they came from while still on fine form and releasing, with fair regularity, well-received records.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Temptation’s Gates – Amberian Dawn

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By Scott Wilson Verified
| Distorted Sound Magazine
Symphonic metal bands go through new singers like it’s going out of business. On AMBERIAN DAWN’s 11th record, Temptation’s Gates, we’re introduced to Nicole Willerton, taking over from Capri. If there’s a bright side to a change in front-woman, AMBERIAN DAWN, and many of their genre mates, might just feel like they have something to prove. Especially since their last record four years ago was Take A Chance: A Metal Tribute To Abba, the less said about which the better.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Harrowing – Lindsay Schoolcraft

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By Scott Wilson Verified
| Distorted Sound Magazine
LINDSAY SCHOOLCRAFT is as deft at plucking delicate tapestries from her harp as she is leading the charge on arena-stomping anthems. She’s an artist of contrasts, of light and shadow, as evidenced in her new record Harrowing’s artwork, making use of Alphonse Mucha’s L’Illustration. In the painting, a pale woman lies dying, thought to represent the passing of another year, while a dark figure wraps her in a shroud.
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