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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Iron Maidon meets Solitude Aeturnus in a doom metal meltdown,
By Quinten Mandryk (Edmonton, Alberta Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Eternity Revealed (Audio CD)
Hard Core DOOM fans into more slower and depressing stuff like Winter or Saint Vitus might find this one hard to swallow as 'Eternity Revealed' only slows down towards the end. But if you like your DOOM with some added flavors like vintage Maiden and a sound that reminds me of SOlitude Aetunus, buy this one because it smokes. Pure Metal, with many DOOM overtones. The production, like its predesessor, has a 70's feel to it and over all I can't find one bad song. Their are so many riffs and twists, you just might get whip lash from head banging so much. The vocalist has melancholy written all over him and sends this CD straight into the DOOM section of your local CD store. They do an awsom cover of Candlemass's Solitude, which makes you stand up and salute the GODS of DOOM. GO BUY GO BUY and support the underground scene which will one day rise up and destroy all top 40 crap. The prophet of DOOM has spoken.
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Get an original name,
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This review is from: Eternity Revealed (Audio CD)
This band is NOT the original Pale Divine out of Saint Louis. The real Pale Divine had to change their name from 'The Eyes' way back when. This newer wannabe band should change theirs and stop ripping off the originals.
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Eternity Revealed by Pale Divine (Audio CD - 2004)
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