The Vision BleakWitching Hour

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Gothic Metal

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Tracklist

Witching Hour 1:34
A Witch Is Born 4:10
The Blocksberg Rite 5:32
Cannibal Witch 6:06
The Wood Hag 3:57
Hexenmeister 4:00
Pesta Approaches 6:13
The Valkyrie 7:30

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    Reviews

    • doctorg's avatar
      doctorg
      Edited 4 years ago
      Good gothick metal with more of a steampunk vibe than an ancient pagan one even though the subject is witches from The Vision Bleak on this album. I like their sense of drama and dynamism, which tends not to degenerate into schlock. They must also be commended on the recording and production values: there's decent bass weight here, and a clean treble. I am not sure I rate this as highly as the next album "The Unknown", which is slower, more varied and more atmospheric. This record has some death/black blast beats and thrashy elements, which at times strike me as a bit of a straitjacket. Still enjoyable though, with notable melodies.

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