Review from Pure Nothing Worship Magazine

Posted by Nick Skog on Monday, February 24, 2014 Under: Album Reviews
From: Pure Nothing Worship Magazine; Issue 2
Published: April 2014

Since 1996, the Australian Lycanthia released a demo in ’96, debut album in ’99, an EP in ’06, and now, the second album in 2013. Showing an even better musicianship and a stronger approach since their last album “Myriad”, Lycanthia presents a fairly standard but still nice album of melodic doom / death metal , dominated by clean female vocals, somber riffs, and devastating violin melodies. Although not revolutionary, what we have here is a surprisingly nice album, with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and melody, and a profound and sad atmosphere. The female vocals are sometimes too much emphasized and at times leave the fantastic growl/scream vocals in the background, but this is not often the case. This is a good, humble and honest album for those who like this sort of doom metal, and a nice album to pass the time from time to time. Support!

Reviewed by: Aleksandr Nenad

In : Album Reviews 


Tags: lycanthia oligarchy gothic death-doom metal lee tassaker atmospheric melanncholic female vocals violin keyboards theatre of tragedy draconian 

  LYCANTHIA - OLIGARCHY

Released: April 7, 2013
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Gothic Death-Doom Metal