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meolnir
"colonizing" is a problematic term in this case, imo. england might have been the number one supporter of the nation of israel, being grounded on the balfour-declaration - but only as a means to defeat the ottoman empire and to reach geopolitical aims.. on the land where arabs have been living.. I'm unbiased, I really am. but england, as every other nation does as well, only follows its own interests, or the interests of the elite with the real money, power and vision, respectively. I am all in for steven wilson trying to do better than his countrymen from back then. and I like "blackfield I" + "II" a lot, which are political more on a metaphorical level. however. I would have preferred if he got into one boat with a jewish musician AND and arab musician. - that would have been a powerful symbol for peace..
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railpresureflip
Feel like "Garden Of Sin" is the only song that retains the original sound. Every other track sounds memey.
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HannibalCarps
Приятный альбом, их фирменная меланхолия на месте, после первого сингла думал, что будет хуже.
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herrsolera
After one spin, it feels a lot like Blackfield IV -- lots of successful, dreamy art-pop with a few misfires. Like every Blackfield album before it, I will listen to it repeatedly (and with pleasure) until I find the 3-4 that will survive the test of time. I will say though, that as I write this, I'm listening to "It's So Hard" for the first time and I'm feeling a little weepy ...
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Jonathanzzz
I recently upload some of new and good pics of the duo. check it out and upvote!
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humanextinction
I only care for I and II. As far as I'm concerned, this band's legacy is being flushed down the proverbial toilet.
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kereealazer
Some good songs on Welcome to My DNA and IV but nothing beats Blackfield and II
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Dogger_Dog
new Blandfield is about as pleasurable as a hot curling iron shoved up my ass sideways (no lube)
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tsudduth24
While not among Steve's greatest works, the new album has it's moments.. I liked Family Man and Life is an Ocean...... maybe I'm just missing Porcupine Tree .. sigh
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Serious_Stason
After few listens, only Family Man and Undercover Heart stand out. Rest of the album is bland
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lain-luscious
I was totally disappointed with Welcome to My DNA so I even skipped IV, so I'm gonna give this one a try.
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Scython
Definitely the most upbeat sounding Blackfield till now with a somewhat airy production and different feel throughout. Actually wish it had a bit more of that melancholic atmosphere that they could pull off so well in the past, and Steven Wilson's vocal role is still a tad smaller than I expected and hoped for, although he's definitely back as a main member now. Other than that, my first impressions are mostly positive. Gotta let it sink in for a bit.
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Ahn_Dromeda
Really loving the new tracks i've heard. Anticipating the release of Blackfield V!! Can't come soon enough. :)
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MadTinus
I've listened to Blackfield ever since the first album came out, several years before I signed up for Last.fm. I know and appreciate the first 2 albums all too well, they're beautiful. IV is the only BF album I hardly care for, the others are all great, including he new one. My win! :)
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