Man, Welteseele is the highlight of the record.
It's definitely the most impressive track, but being 15 minutes long it's not the easiest to listen to. I love the title track, Ode to the Sun and Sermon of the Seven Suns. Overall a great album.
Man, Welteseele is the highlight of the record.
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On the interview he said he has a new one on the way with some pretty crazy specs. Apparently he's a fan of steinbergers, so it might be a fretless.
After all that's been said in this thread
On the interview he said he has a new one on the way with some pretty crazy specs. Apparently he's a fan of steinbergers, so it might be a fretless.
edit: headless not fretless!
I seriously haven't stopped listening to this since last night besides 2 hours to finish demo-ing a new song for my band. It is one of those albums I hope i never get sick of.
@Thorerges: Did you listen to Nayon's interview? Steffen says he much prefers 6 strings but 7 just makes more sense to use. He didn't mention any of the specs for his new guitar in the interview.
Sounds exactly like Necrophagist.
Honestly I like the song writing here more. I will agree with Steffen from Nayon's interview, Omnivium was ....ing stellar but it was tiring and most of the songs had no breathing room and way less dynamics. It was just 800 bpm full throttle. This album has breathing room and is much more enjoyable to me because of it. I missed the Cynic inspired material that was mostly absent from Omnivium.Is it me or obscura have sensibly lost a big deal of their compositive power after Chris and Hannes left? Everybody says this is their best album but imo it's not even close to the masterpiece Omnivium. Maybe I need a few more listens though...
It doesn't feel like a 15 minute song which means a lot to me. I love the black metal orchestra section in the middle.
Great album!