Catachthonian

Kronetong wrote:

And an actual sense of purpose as well. That's more what I wanted, after all.

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Kronetong wrote:

Scientific Obscurantism is something of a return to form. There are actual riffs again!

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Kronetong wrote:

Oh, one other complaint, I feel as though he puts a lot of time into the various percussion, whether it be ethnic or a more traditional sounding drum kit (machine), but not enough time into the riffs. All the percussion lately is really intricate, yet sometimes its little more than a few chords over it.

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Kronetong wrote:

Hmm, it seems three more albums are planned. The covers are quite nice, at least.

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Kronetong wrote:

Yeah, unfortunately I feel like he reached his peak in 2009-2010. 2011 started strong, but the later albums were rather half baked, and this year hasn't gripped me much yet. I worry a bit that he's running low on ideas after so many albums. Though really I'd even appreciate a throwback to earlier material. And heavier production; his guitars sound too washed out lately and the lack of a real bass guitar is showing too much. The Книги Вознесения I EP was awesome because of that really thick, almost Godflesh-esque sound.

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Kronetong wrote:

Lately it feels a lot like Senmuth is phoning it in when it comes to attempts at metal riffs. Do you get that sort of impression at all? I know he's capable of much more than some of the work he's put out on his more metal oriented albums lately.

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Kronetong wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua3UD7dnVN8&feature=relmfu

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Kronetong wrote:

http://www.senmuth.com/Snmtcd2012.html

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