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Track List
01) Eschaton
02) The Last of Stands
03) Ten Winters Apart, Pt. 1: Far from Any Fate
04) Ten Winters Apart, Pt. 2: Song of Mourn
05) Ten Winters Apart, Pt. 3: Sunder the Seventh
06) Ten Winters Apart, Pt. 4: Dawn Without a Sun
07) Mother of Unbelievers
08) It's a Long Road
09) Wayward Verities
10) Until Falls the Rain
01) Eschaton
02) The Last of Stands
03) Ten Winters Apart, Pt. 1: Far from Any Fate
04) Ten Winters Apart, Pt. 2: Song of Mourn
05) Ten Winters Apart, Pt. 3: Sunder the Seventh
06) Ten Winters Apart, Pt. 4: Dawn Without a Sun
07) Mother of Unbelievers
08) It's a Long Road
09) Wayward Verities
10) Until Falls the Rain
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2017
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"Amain" is the third full length studio album from Finnish symphonic metal band Crimfall, released 28th August 2017 through Metal Blade Records.
"Amain" is Crimfall's most ambitious album yet, combining familiar elements with fresh inspiration, and wreathed in massive crisp production from Fascination Street Studios. Featuring music that spans from monumental orchestrations to songs whispered over fading pyres, "Amain" contains layers upon layers of grand melodies woven between jagged shadows. On this new release, CRIMFALL also continues to sing the stories of wars waged in vain, advocating freedom from religious dogmas and the bloody chains of tradition.
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It can’t be easy being a folk metal band in Finland when folk and battle metal is as common as a chilly morning, but Crimfall have delved into the recipe book and come up with “cinematic folk metal”. Imagine an album crammed with epic choirs, a lung-busting female vocalist, a gruff sidekick, a few fiddles and rolling thunder. There isn’t a lot to warrant the ‘cinematic’ tag except for the odd stylistic twist during The Last Of Stands where it goes a bit Star Wars-y, but Amain is very epic. The four-part Ten Winters Apart is the centrepiece; forgive the cheesy spoken intro – this 15-minute opus soon evolves into an outpouring of Helena Haaparanta’s operatic vocals while Mother Of Unbelievers mashes thrash and Eastern vibes to good effect. A bit of the less-obvious stuff and Crimfall will do well.
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"Amain" is the third full length studio album from Finnish symphonic metal band Crimfall, released 28th August 2017 through Metal Blade Records.
"Amain" is Crimfall's most ambitious album yet, combining familiar elements with fresh inspiration, and wreathed in massive crisp production from Fascination Street Studios. Featuring music that spans from monumental orchestrations to songs whispered over fading pyres, "Amain" contains layers upon layers of grand melodies woven between jagged shadows. On this new release, CRIMFALL also continues to sing the stories of wars waged in vain, advocating freedom from religious dogmas and the bloody chains of tradition.
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It can’t be easy being a folk metal band in Finland when folk and battle metal is as common as a chilly morning, but Crimfall have delved into the recipe book and come up with “cinematic folk metal”. Imagine an album crammed with epic choirs, a lung-busting female vocalist, a gruff sidekick, a few fiddles and rolling thunder. There isn’t a lot to warrant the ‘cinematic’ tag except for the odd stylistic twist during The Last Of Stands where it goes a bit Star Wars-y, but Amain is very epic. The four-part Ten Winters Apart is the centrepiece; forgive the cheesy spoken intro – this 15-minute opus soon evolves into an outpouring of Helena Haaparanta’s operatic vocals while Mother Of Unbelievers mashes thrash and Eastern vibes to good effect. A bit of the less-obvious stuff and Crimfall will do well.
Reviewed by teamrock.com
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