ABHOR
'Ab
Luna Lucenti, Ab Noctua Protecti'
(Moribund
Cult)
This
is the fifth album of the Italian band Abhor
from Padova. Confusing feelings when hearing this album, since there
are songs which are totally boring and indifferent, such as “Scent
of Sulphur" and "Wind Between Fingers", while there
other songs that are incredibly amazing, as "Aura Ignis Aqua
Tellus" and especially the opening tack "Golden Path".
The overall estimate for the new work of Abhor
is that it is simply one more black metal album, with boring and not
at all imaginative growling vocals for at least the most of the
album, and without any changes in the slow tempo of the non-memorable
heavy guitar riffs. However, Abhor
succeed in giving us an album full of frustration, melancholy,
depression and darkness, with some parts of enchanting melody. [6]
(Dark
Alice's nightingale)
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