by William York While not exactly original, Unhallowed, the debut full-length from Detroit, MI, quintet the Black Dahlia Murder is a well-executed slice of melodic death/black metal in the tradition of Swedish masters Dissection and At the Gates. They've clearly studied those bands, as is reflected in the racing, dual-harmonized guitar riffs that form the foundation of this album, but then again, the riffs are at times a little too reminiscent of what many folks will have already heard on albums such as Storm of the Light's Bane and Slaughter of the Soul . The vocals are a little different, though, consisting of a high-pitched shriek that's complemented by a lower, more standard death metal growl. Also of note is the drumming, which is pretty swift, even by this genre's standards. This band has a lot of youthful energy and chops and has the potential to do something great if they can come up with something less imitative and more their own.
Alias | unhallowed |
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Extra | unhallowed |
Name | unhallowed |
原始名称 | Unhallowed |
发行时间 | 2003-06-17 |
名称 | unhallowed |
唱片公司 | metal blade |
歌手 | the black dahlia murder |
类别 | 录音室专辑 |
精选上位词 | 专辑 |
语言 | 英语 |