Santacreu Barcelona, Spain
A strange and addictive attraction.
Santacreu delight us with post sounds using the Catalan language as an expression through Eugeni's melancholic voice. Intense songs full of feeling, personal introspection and attachment.
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The inclusion of the piano in this album is a real treat. How Boira get it to feature so well without being drowned out by the shredding or alternatively dominating everything else is a mystery.
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such an amazing an inspiring album!
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This is the music the Cherusci played to honor a dead brother who’d fallen in battle.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Dins la reminiscència”
A revelation! How did I miss this one? Scratches that Amenra itch like no other, but the full frontal-assault of the mid-range vocals recalls Abandon. Acoustic segues help to ground this in a more Iberian ambiance
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Dins la reminiscència”
Excellent Post-Doom from Spain. It's too short, but every song build a strong whole. I find the spoken-voice passage to be out of place in its woke radicality. It ruins the effects of the music, on me at any rate. I'd rather have bands not using music as a plolitical rostrum. The rest is cohesive enough to confirm this project as a force to reckon in the field.
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Streamlining their post-metal sprawl through a sharper melodic focus, the Scottish juggernauts' third LP is labyrinthine yet approachable.
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