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70%Lexincrypt - Scar Tissue2012-07-23 / Joanna Konik / Reads: 3356"Scar Tissue" is the fifth studio album released by Lexincrypt, project initiated by hailing from Salt Lake City, Justin Cameron. It takes the listener on a journey into the deepest abyss of the human mind where he is confronted with the blackest, and yet at the same time least tangible... |
69%Lia Fail - Cynical Stones2013-09-30 / savetier / Reads: 3415Lia Fail (Irish for 'Stone of Destiny') is a neofolk band from Bologna, Italy. This ensemble, consisting of five musicians, recently released their first album Cynical Stones. They reference known acts, such as Sol Invictus, Dead Can Dance, Death in June as their inspiration. Since I was never disappointed by... |
100%Life's Decay - Lysselia2006-10-01 / Nathashah / Reads: 5352Here comes the city siege! The fall of life. "Errklass" in its touching music makes the walls crumble and fall. Alea holds the weapon, although fragile, she won't let you think for a second that she's not capable of an attack. The June Uprising (the record was released in... |
70%Lilith - demo 20052005-10-09 / Nathashah / Reads: 7339Try to guess where you are. Very soft feminine voice leads you through secret spaces. Orient and wildness of sounds in piece #4 suggest that sensual but emphatic melody won’t make you free to go away so easily. You float with the sounds, but they won’t let you cross the... |
65%Lingua Fungi - Flowery Dreams2007-01-18 / apeiron / Reads: 4508I wouldn't recommend listening to this CD in a far-from-euphoria state. The title "Flowery Dream", although sounding very positive, is far from musical happiness and moody lucidity. Sadness and happiness are joined on it by an inseparable dance. It consists of medieval and oriental (or maybe native American)... |
70%Lingua Fungi - Flowery Dreams2011-10-23 / fiuri / Reads: 4466Listening to Mr. Padatsu’s first longplay you may get the impression that his later split with Shrine was only the matter of getting known each other and discussing the details of cooperation. I’m talking about this because in some places the music from "Flowery Dreams" delusively resembles the one of... |