His Infernal Majesty / Дискография
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(2007)
H.I.M.
Venus Doom
Release Date 2007
09 18
Label Sire
Rating:
H.I.M.'s
eighth album finds them toning down the atmospherics and sheen that were
prominent on Dark Light in an attempt to make their heaviest album yet.
According to frontman Ville Valo, the ultimate goal was to concoct a
sound that combined My Bloody Valentine's Loveless with Metallica's
Master of Puppets, and while Venus Doom doesn't quite meet such a lofty
goal, it finds them back on track and sounding more metal than ever.
There's less ear candy and more prominent riffs in the mix, and some
subtle keyboard padding and studio buffing, but the bludgeoning
drop-tuned guitars dominate throughout. It's a bigger and badder version
of H.I.M. than in the past, and it's largely due to producer Tim Palmer
(Ozzy Osbourne, Dredg). Just as the sound of the band has matured,
Valo's voice has improved over time, and he experiments with a lower
guttural range that fits the mood perfectly. The trademark gloom is as
evident as ever within the lyrics and, as always, you can expect to hear
the words "suffering," "blood," "misery," and "death" peppered
liberally throughout the songs. Of course with lines like, "my heart's a
graveyard, baby, and to evil we make love," H.I.M. isn't a band known
for profound lyrics, but, at the same time, most fans of the band don't
want to philosophize, they want to hear the group rock out, and this
release shows them doing precisely that, even harder than before. Jason
Lymangrover, All Music Guide
Tracks:
TitleComposerTime1Venus
DoomValo5:082Love in Cold
BloodValo5:543Passion's
Killing FloorValo5:104Kiss
of DawnValo5:545Sleepwalking
Past HopeValo10:026Dead
Lovers' LaneValo4:287Song
or SuicideValo1:108Bleed
WellValo4:249Cyanide SunValo5:54
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Venus Doom
Release Date 2007
09 18
Label Sire
Rating:
H.I.M.'s
eighth album finds them toning down the atmospherics and sheen that were
prominent on Dark Light in an attempt to make their heaviest album yet.
According to frontman Ville Valo, the ultimate goal was to concoct a
sound that combined My Bloody Valentine's Loveless with Metallica's
Master of Puppets, and while Venus Doom doesn't quite meet such a lofty
goal, it finds them back on track and sounding more metal than ever.
There's less ear candy and more prominent riffs in the mix, and some
subtle keyboard padding and studio buffing, but the bludgeoning
drop-tuned guitars dominate throughout. It's a bigger and badder version
of H.I.M. than in the past, and it's largely due to producer Tim Palmer
(Ozzy Osbourne, Dredg). Just as the sound of the band has matured,
Valo's voice has improved over time, and he experiments with a lower
guttural range that fits the mood perfectly. The trademark gloom is as
evident as ever within the lyrics and, as always, you can expect to hear
the words "suffering," "blood," "misery," and "death" peppered
liberally throughout the songs. Of course with lines like, "my heart's a
graveyard, baby, and to evil we make love," H.I.M. isn't a band known
for profound lyrics, but, at the same time, most fans of the band don't
want to philosophize, they want to hear the group rock out, and this
release shows them doing precisely that, even harder than before. Jason
Lymangrover, All Music Guide
Tracks:
TitleComposerTime1Venus
DoomValo5:082Love in Cold
BloodValo5:543Passion's
Killing FloorValo5:104Kiss
of DawnValo5:545Sleepwalking
Past HopeValo10:026Dead
Lovers' LaneValo4:287Song
or SuicideValo1:108Bleed
WellValo4:249Cyanide SunValo5:54
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