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Path Of No Return is glorious in its perseverance. Never betraying its mission, the imminent masterwork The Absinthe Dreams by Örebro, Sweden’s Path Of No Return is testimony to the fact that integrity and ambition pays off. A band that has travelled the hard roads to get to where they are presently, Path Of No Return is the band that you absolutely positively cannot ignore this year if you have any desire to be touched by sincere and heavy music.
With a desired deal with Sweden’s multi-faceted and renowned Burning Heart label, and a frantic will to break out of the generic mold of contemporary metal, The Absinthe Dreams conveys both spine-crushing ferocity and all the emotion of a Scandinavian dirge.
The absolutely crushing force of The Absinthe Dreams displays a band that conveys total disregard for conformity. The album is a tour-de-force that not only promises to extend its musical scope with metallic power and a gracious melodic allure – it is an album created out of the sheer conviction that the way ahead is forward, not backwards. Since the band’s previous effort, “Black Nights Coming” (GSR, 2005), giant leaps have been taken. Although maintaining a respect for the sound that garnered the band its ever-increasing following, no regard is taken to voices that crave its repetition.
The absolutely crushing force of The Absinthe Dreams displays a band that conveys total disregard for conformity. The album is a tour-de-force that not only promises to extend its musical scope with metallic power and a gracious melodic allure – it is an album created out of the sheer conviction that the way ahead is forward, not backwards. Since the band’s previous effort, “Black Nights Coming” (GSR, 2005), giant leaps have been taken. Although maintaining a respect for the sound that garnered the band its ever-increasing following, no regard is taken to voices that crave its repetition.
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pexxen wrote:
Sveriges underskattade kungar.
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gonace wrote:
Sorang, "Darkest of Hours" and yes it's these guys! The old singer on that album tho!
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sorang wrote:
Hey I have this album named path of no return - the darkest of hours. I cant seem to find any info on it. Is it the same band as these guys? The music is quite harder than what I can hear here. 99% of the lyrics are growled so its hard to hear any lyrics but im fairly sure one song is called "i will rip your life apart". Anyone who can set me straight?
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heartsaliveband wrote:
HEARTS ALIVE, the Swedish metal/hardcore band featuring members of TERROR 2000, has released a new five-song EP, "The Black Sleep", as a free download. The follow-up to the band's debut album, "The Tragedy In Us" (released through Dead Vibration Industries in 2007) was produced by Klas Ideberg (DARKANE, TERROR 2000, THE DEFACED) at the Not Quite Studios in August 2008 and it was mixed by Carl Vikman. Visit HEARTS ALIVE's MySpace page to listen and/or download the new songs. http://www.myspace.com/heartsalivemusic | http://www.lastfm.se/music/Hearts+Alive
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phftw wrote:
STAAAAAAAAAAAAY AWAAAAAAAAAAY
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katareena wrote:
Nice :-D
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KohJidMal wrote:
det ser så ut, enligt livenation!
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KILLINSTINCT wrote:
Det här bandet ska tydligen spela på ROCKSTAR Taste of Chaos i Stockholm..?
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DROWHN wrote:
Synd att de inte kom på moshpit open! ;p
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weminusyou wrote:
long time, no listen. i still think they're brilliant.
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jonders wrote:
they kicked ass in Mikkeli on tuesday!
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Raimond wrote:
saw them live in tallinn, you got to say, they're fucking great. from the speakers and even better live.
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weminusyou wrote:
Fucking brilliant. I just bought their cd at random thinking that I accidentally might like them. Well in fact I do now. A lot.
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Mosh-Rage wrote:
I love this band....they kick ass....
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ANewScaryKid wrote:
The new album is GREAT! :)
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Surfaced wrote:
great band =)
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