Review: Renato Sanson
Translation: Rodrigo Goulart
From Italy the Eternal Silence released
in 2013 its first album named “Raw Poetry”, they present a good Symphonic Metal
without running away from the style clichés, buy very well executed.
The range of good vocals catches the “ears”,
Marika Vanni shows great competence in lyrical and melodic vocals and also the guitarist
Alberto Cassina shows good clean vocals. What draw attention is the fact that
we don’t have the mix of guttural x lyrical, but a good bet in a manly clean
vocal that fits very well.
The compositions sound epic and pompous,
with a lot of details, either by the beautiful climates keyboard or the own
weight of the guitars that make their role very well.
The production of the album was made by Giulio
Capone, whom has done a good job, but he could have worked more in the outcome,
because the composition are riches and full of surprises, which does not leave
the album tiresome.
A highlight of the disc is certainly the
graphics, which comes packaged in a deluxe digipack and a gorgeous art, made by
the artist Giuseppina Oliva.
Highlights are the powerful "The
Day of Regret" (showing beautiful riffs and great alternations), the fine
"Braving My Destiny" and "Incubus" (where Marika steals the
show with her beautiful voice, not to mention the musical construction that
sounds perfect).
The rest of the album follows the same
line without loosing its level, keeping the what Symphonic Metal asks, but
without sounding tiring.
An interesting material that is worth
your purchase, fans of the style will not regret.
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Tracklist:
01 Musa
02 The Day Of Regret
03 Braving My Destiny
04 Incubus
05 Forlorn Farewell
06 Run In Search Of Flame
07 Lord Of The Darkest Night
08 Beneath This Storm
09 Braided Fates
10 December Demise
11 Death And The Maiden
12 Vigdis
Members:
Marika Vanni (Vocals)
Alberto Cassina (Guitar and Vocals)
Davide Rigamonti (Guitar)
Alessio Sessa (Bass)
Davide Massironi (Drums)
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