Theatre Of Tragedy - Assembly (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2002
- 12 tracks
- 46 min
- gothic metal
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Universal Race is at least a fantastic track, but the rest of the album's...meh. Not feeling the robotic vocal style of the singer.
I'm not entirely sure what made me purchase this CD when it first came out. I wasn't acquainted with the band and assumed they were still playing goth or doom metal, as they did in their early days. What a pleasant shock it was from the very first moments of listening, as my ears were immediately drawn to the potent and infectious blend of electronics, guitars, and fantastic melodies. While there's a significant pop influence in these tracks, they retain a level of aggression and pace that sets them apart from typical synthpop. Give it a listen if you're a fan of electro-rock fusion, as "Assembly" remains one of the finest examples in the genre. This also marked the band's final album with original vocalist Liv Kristine, who later embarked on a thriving solo career.
I'm not entirely sure what made me purchase this CD upon its release. I wasn't acquainted with the band and assumed they were still playing goth or doom metal, as they did in their earlier days. Boy, was I in for a shock from the very first moments of listening! My ears were instantly hooked by the potent and infectious blend of electronics, guitars, and fantastic melodies. While there's a definite pop influence in these tracks, they also retain a level of aggression and pace that elevates them beyond typical synthpop. Give it a listen if you're a fan of electro-rock fusion, as "Assembly" remains one of the finest examples around. This also marked the band's final album with original vocalist Liv Kristine, who later embarked on a thriving solo career.
Universal Race is at least a fantastic track, but the rest of the album is...meh. Not feeling the robotic voice the singer's using there.
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