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Four
years in the making, it says here. I say they could have kept it in the
oven just a little bit longer. The cheerfully monikered Daylight Dies
are spiral architects from Sweden who play progressive
power-doom-death that shoots for depressive and melancholic, but mostly
sounds noisy and complicated. This is not the kind of stuff I can imagine
anyone listening to on purpose, but than again, I’m not European, so maybe
it’s really a masterpiece, and I’m too much of Plebian to know any better.
I do, however, think it’s pretty funny when a band with cookie monster
vocals says “It’s the most mature work we’ve written to date”.
D is for doom, and
that’s good enough for Daylight Dies.
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