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Morgion – Cloaked by Ages, Crowned in Earth – Review

November 29, 2004

Near-infinite doom, My Dying Bride ground up by sort of gravelly Entombed tones, death vocals, and Neurosis chill-outs added, just to make you extra sad.

Nicodemus – The Supernatural Omnibus – Review

September 11, 2003

From delicate piano serenades to galloping metal to broody Goth metal, Nicodemus ooze style, good musicianship, and the dynamics most bands had to build up to.

Brave – Searching For The Sun – Review

January 3, 2003

More like prog rock with dark melodies, with songs that are essentially energetic and full band, lots of moody pop, not a lot of long, boring passages.

Rain Fell Within – Refuge – Review

November 8, 2002

This Goth metal sextet has two female vocalists and no male grunt or snarl. More delicate and operatic, with none of the demon roar counterpoint.