Title: Acedia
Artist: Dark Age
Genre: Melodic Death Metal
Release Date: 13th November 2009
Label: AFM Records
Album Review
Germany's modern calling has begun to ring and the melodic death metal styling of DARK AGE has arisen with its sixth LP to date, ‘Acedia’. This 11-track combination of hard aggression mixed together with melodic temptation persists in bringing forth the force field that is metal music. For instance opener ‘Kingdom Nevercome’ instantly showcases the melodic side effects with its easy-going clean vocals with rough music playing in the back drop whereas ‘Devote yourself to nothing’ takes the music to a heavier alternative, progressing its sound waves a lot more clearly allowing the guitar's roaring solos and drumming tactics to overwhelm one another in a clashing battle until the song comes to a conclusion.
Concluding that the guitar's style and sound is a lot more forceful than any other portions of the music. As far as the remainder of the album persists, it plays out just as the beginning did, having its melodic side effects with hard and heavy attitude surrounding it. DARK AGE's ‘Acedia’ takes on a whole new beginning for this band having their past creations be left there but never forgotten.
Tracklist
01. Kingdom Nevercome
02. Devote yourself to nothing
03. Neon Gardens
04. Snake of June
05. Zeitgeist (Ghost in a Machine)
06. 10 Steps to Nausea
07. Halo Meridian
08. Underneath these Burdens
09. All the Unfullfilled
10. Babylon Riots
11. Myself heretic
Line-up
Eike - guitar/vocals
Jorn - guitar
Martin - keyboards
Andre - drums
Alex - bass
Website
http://www.myspace.com/darkage404 / http://www.dark-age.eu
Cover-Picture
Rating
Music: 9
Sound: 9
Extras: -
Total: 9 / 10
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