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Released on January 2, Legbah is the debut album of the eponymous Swedish melodic death metal band. With seven tracks, and a total length of only thirty one minutes – Sorg, Ignited By One, Words Will Not Return, Vision And The Void, Höstvisa, The Destroyer and Towards The Burning Path – Legbah definitely set higher standards for melodic black/ death metal. With powerful melodies, dramatically poetic at the same time, this album excels in originality, with a great amount of vision and dedication put into it, which becomes somewhat visible all the way through.
With reflexive melodies, there is little aggression, here, although rude and visibly strong guitar lines are present all the time. The harmonies are well-written, and apparently transcend time, corroborating its laconic and sincere approach throughout a cosmos of disillusion, that unravels itself in a set of perfectly conceived rhythms, that remembers technical death metal in great scale. With a vivaciously solid sound, built in the apex of a genuine amalgamation of genres, Legbah – the album – expresses the splendid vision of technical death metal as the appendix of a scenic and reliant sensibility, with the cohesion and the illusory discipline of melodic death metal.
With a genuine sound, that really has a multifaceted string of colors to offer, Legbah – the band – does an excellent work on their debut. A terrific album, despite being so short, you will be very delighted while hearing this great work of art. Although sounding a little repetitive some times, the album is solid, coherent, strong and incredibly lucid. Opening a new paradigm of style possibilities, Legbah as a record is a well-shaped conceived piece of artistry, that came to light to guide into a seriously new path these genres, that are so much in need for new inspirations. And Legbah does offer a whole new universe of possibilities, concerning their astounding level of creativity.
With calm songs, fulfilled by the strength of a philosophic soul, the music of Legbah has everything to enchant its audience: amazing guitar solos, perfect melodies, poetic harmonies, imperial desolation and a distilled melancholy imprisoned at the heart of a delusional night, amongst many other qualities. But above everything, they achieve a formidable apex in what concerns technical and melodic death metal, being the most perfect amalgamation that I have ever heard on the genre. With carefully detailed harmonies, that sound spontaneous as well, Legbah is the future and the perfection for an entirely new category of death metal, that has started to develop, thanks to them.
Wagner
With reflexive melodies, there is little aggression, here, although rude and visibly strong guitar lines are present all the time. The harmonies are well-written, and apparently transcend time, corroborating its laconic and sincere approach throughout a cosmos of disillusion, that unravels itself in a set of perfectly conceived rhythms, that remembers technical death metal in great scale. With a vivaciously solid sound, built in the apex of a genuine amalgamation of genres, Legbah – the album – expresses the splendid vision of technical death metal as the appendix of a scenic and reliant sensibility, with the cohesion and the illusory discipline of melodic death metal.
With a genuine sound, that really has a multifaceted string of colors to offer, Legbah – the band – does an excellent work on their debut. A terrific album, despite being so short, you will be very delighted while hearing this great work of art. Although sounding a little repetitive some times, the album is solid, coherent, strong and incredibly lucid. Opening a new paradigm of style possibilities, Legbah as a record is a well-shaped conceived piece of artistry, that came to light to guide into a seriously new path these genres, that are so much in need for new inspirations. And Legbah does offer a whole new universe of possibilities, concerning their astounding level of creativity.
With calm songs, fulfilled by the strength of a philosophic soul, the music of Legbah has everything to enchant its audience: amazing guitar solos, perfect melodies, poetic harmonies, imperial desolation and a distilled melancholy imprisoned at the heart of a delusional night, amongst many other qualities. But above everything, they achieve a formidable apex in what concerns technical and melodic death metal, being the most perfect amalgamation that I have ever heard on the genre. With carefully detailed harmonies, that sound spontaneous as well, Legbah is the future and the perfection for an entirely new category of death metal, that has started to develop, thanks to them.
Wagner