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Decay

by Scythe

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Intro 00:57
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Bitterness 06:35
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Cogwheel 07:04
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9.
October 05:37

about

Sven Hosan - Vocals + Guitars + Bass
Norman Müller - Drums + Percussion

Recorded at Feb. / March 2006 by Jens Ballaschke & Scythe
at 3rd A Studio / Hamburg


01- Intro
02- Years of patience and regret
03- Pretending not to see
04- Bitterness
05- A glimpse of the eastern sunrise
06- Das Leben, das ich selbst gewählt
07- Cogwheel
08- While everyone sleeps
09- October

Total playing time: 56:25min

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released October 1, 2006

Scythe - _Decay_
(Witches Brew, 2006)
by: Quentin Kalis (8.5 out of 10)

Scythe are a tricky band to pigeonhole within a particular genre. Elements from virtually all significant metal genres can be found here: death, thrash and doom all combine to form a surprisingly coherent yet potent force (only black metal appears to be missing) that can perhaps be best described as melancholic death metal. A mournful, melancholic atmosphere permeates the entire album, and this is accomplished without cheap tricks such as keyboards, opting to rely on a few well-placed arpeggios to set the mood.

The emotional clean voice is surprisingly good, while the death growls are amongst the best I have heard alongside Mikael Akerfeldt (Opeth). Speaking of Opeth, they are reminiscent of this band -- not in their sound, which is quiet different, but rather in creating a similar kind of music, music that in both cases can be described as beautiful, even feminine, but without sacrificing aggression.

A mature and emotional release from a band that is at the top of their
game and rank amongst the criminally underrated.

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