Enslavement Of Beauty Mere Contemplations Rar
Description Rare INRI Unlimited records release in digipak. Signed by Tony and Ole Mere Contemplations is Enslavement Of Beauty’s third full length album and it sounds like a crossing of the two previous albums. Symphonic black metal with an almost poetic beauty to it. More Contemplations sounds a bit more guitar-oriented than the earlier albums and overall its the bands most accomplished album to date.
Mere Contemplations is the third album by extreme metal band Enslavement of Beauty from Norway.The album was released in 2007 by INRI Unlimited. All music composed by Tony Eugene Tunheim, all lyrics written by Ole Alexander Myrholt except for parts of 'X and Moments', from the poem 'X.
Enslavement of beauty have released a total of three studio albums, but are relatively unknown and have also left a very long gap between their second and third albums. Mere Contemplations is nothing revolutionary in the world of symphonic black metal, and even music itself. Mere Contemplations Enslavement Of Beauty. Released 2007. Mere Contemplations Tracklist. A Study Of Love And Metaphors Lyrics. X And Moments Lyrics. The Perilous. Album: Mere Contemplations. This video is unavailable. Watch Queue Queue.
Tony Tunheim has a unique ability to create songs with a stunningly soaring atmosphere and tasteful arrangements and Ole Myrholts voice fits the music perfectly. For some reason, Enslavement Of Beauty has never received the recognition they deserve, which is a shame as they are among the top of the Norwegian music division. Mere Contemplations is a gem of an album, its so enjoyable and one of the most melodic and beautiful extreme metal albums out there.
Track list: 1. Hallowed legends 2 the templar. A Study Of Love And Metaphors 2. X And Moments 3. The Perilous Pursuit Of Volition 4. Exit There; And Disappear 5. An Affinity For Exuberance 6. Abundance Extends To Lush 7.
I Raise My Craving Hands 8. Nostalgia Grows 9.
Impressions 10.
Review Summary: Your typical symphonic black metal album, except 100 times catchier. Mere Contemplations is Enslavement of Beauty’s latest studio album, released four years ago in 2007. Their lyrics are somewhat erotic, which is nothing that hasn’t been seen before by bands like Cradle of Filth or Black Countess, with the exception that they are much more poetic and influenced by Marquis de Sade and Edgar Allan Poe.
Quite frankly, the music fits the lyrics and vice-versa. Enslavement of beauty have released a total of three studio albums, but are relatively unknown and have also left a very long gap between their second and third albums.
Enslavement Of Beauty Mere Contemplations
Mere Contemplations is nothing revolutionary in the world of symphonic black metal, and even music itself. Their songs have typical structures of verses and choruses and their lengths are also average (about 4 minutes each). Let’s not get started talking about the instruments and elements in the album, because they are nothing to write home about.
Mere contemplations has raspy –high pitched male vocals, typical female chants used from time to time, lots of keyboards and a guitar to drive the band. Its pretty much your run of the mill in symphonic black metal these days. After noticing the lack of variety and innovation in structure, length and instruments, what makes Mere Contemplations stand out from the thousands of bands playing similar genres out there' The melody and catchiness of course. They save the day after mish mashing what is almost the expected for symphonic black metal. The keyboards are the saving grace, guiding the tracks together with the guitars, sometimes even overpowering them. Their atmosphere ranges from melancholic to beautiful, and really makes the album much more worthwhile. Every song has them, and are a complete necessity here, giving a much needed life and atmosphere to the songs.
The album is mid-paced, a rarity in the genre though. There are not blast beats to be found, as they would detract from the enjoyable melodies played by the keyboards.
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The guitar is fairly repetitive, playing in the same tone at all times (unlike the keyboards), but combines in an excellent manner with the keyboards. The vocals are fairly easy to understand, which is a definitive plus since the whole point of the album is to flow like a poem. They are distracting either, kept below guitars and keyboards like they should. Lack of innovation is also present in other aspects, most importantly the song-writing. There is little variety to be found, except some in some recordings, shifting from guitars to keyboards and sine being heavier.