Death.FM - Mourning Beloveth - A Murderous Circus

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	The Apocalypse Machine Mourning Beloveth	14:38	84
02	Elemental Nausea Mourning Beloveth	11:42	62
03	The Crashing Wave Mourning Beloveth	14:09	51
04	Nothing (The March Of Death) Mourning Beloveth	19:43	65
05	...Yet Everything Mourning Beloveth	14:44	53
01	Disintegrate Mourning Beloveth	10:08	68
02	Part 1 Mourning Beloveth	6:36	80

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2 reviews done for this album.

Doom Metal history

By:	urielms
Date:	2 Oct 2010
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Wow, what a great release one more time even if some of you will say that the other two albums are maybe a bit better I don't really agree actually. "A Murderous Circus" is just a bit different and maybe a bit more accessible but this is a great release of a Doom Metal album and a must for all those who like this music. I hope that the ones who don't know this band yet will buy this album just to see that they are missing one of the greatest bands in Doom Metal history. Buy this album guys and gals or be damned by the legions of Doom.

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Greatness...

By:	Windsor
Date:	30 Jun 2015
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It's hard to put in words about how good this album really is... Even though the tracks are long this is one of the few doom metal albums that are listenable the whole disc through. The guitar work is superb, the drums and bass play together perfectly to create a dreary and depressing sound that backs up the unique death vocals and sad whisperings of Darren Moore. And then comes the absolutely beautiful yet eerie melodic clean vocals of Frank Brennan. The pace of each song is murderously slow, yet very original with crushingly heavy and distorted guitars which are quite intricate, and, on the whole, combined with the stellar vocals, paint a portrait of absolute bleakness and a depression which feels very real. This is proper Irish Doom Metal. Quite possibly some of Mourning Beloveth's best work.

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