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Album: Beneath Oblivion - Beneath Oblivion Rating: 7.5/10 What happens when you take doom metal, inject it with a potent dose of despair, and let it simmer in a cauldron of crushing riffs and haunting vocals? You get Beneath Oblivion's self-titled album, a bleak and beautiful masterpiece that will leave you feeling simultaneously uplifted and utterly downtrodden.
From the moment the first track kicks in, you are transported to a dark and desolate world where hope is but a distant memory.
The slow, lumbering riffs create a sense of weight and gravity that pulls you under like quicksand, while the ethereal vocals soar above like a spectre haunting the night.
Tracks like "Into the Depths" and "Drowning in Sorrow" showcase the band's ability to weave together intricate melodies with bone-crushing heaviness, creating a sonic landscape that is as immersive as it is harrowing.
The interplay between the guitar and bass is particularly impressive, with each instrument carving out its own space in the mix while still working together to create a wall of sound that is impossible to ignore.
Ultimately, Beneath Oblivion's self-titled album is a tour de force of doom metal that will appeal to fans of the genre and newcomers alike.
So grab your headphones, settle in, and prepare to be enveloped in a world of darkness and despair.
Just make sure to have a glimmer of light ready to guide you back to reality when the final notes fade away.
From the moment the first track kicks in, you are transported to a dark and desolate world where hope is but a distant memory.
The slow, lumbering riffs create a sense of weight and gravity that pulls you under like quicksand, while the ethereal vocals soar above like a spectre haunting the night.
Tracks like "Into the Depths" and "Drowning in Sorrow" showcase the band's ability to weave together intricate melodies with bone-crushing heaviness, creating a sonic landscape that is as immersive as it is harrowing.
The interplay between the guitar and bass is particularly impressive, with each instrument carving out its own space in the mix while still working together to create a wall of sound that is impossible to ignore.
Ultimately, Beneath Oblivion's self-titled album is a tour de force of doom metal that will appeal to fans of the genre and newcomers alike.
So grab your headphones, settle in, and prepare to be enveloped in a world of darkness and despair.
Just make sure to have a glimmer of light ready to guide you back to reality when the final notes fade away.