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There are no clearly horrible songs, but no standout songs either. “Sirens”, for me, was forgotten the moment it was over. The highlight on the album is undoubtedly the guest appearances by Shagrath and Sakis respectively. Generally, however, “Sirens” showcases limited talent spread painfully thin over an album that just refuses to end.
The first all-female black metal band in Discography) We were formed in 1995 under our first band name LLOTH TRISTESSA (bass/acoustic guitar,composer) KINTHIA (vocals, guitar) NEMESIS (guitar) 1. Doomed Dark Years (1998) 2. Rise from Within (2000) 3. Quod Superius, Sicut Inferius 4. Sirens (2004) 5. Demonized (2007) 6.DEMO-LP: LLOTH(ASTARTE) - Dancing in the Dark Lakes of Evil (1997)
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There are no clearly horrible songs, but no standout songs either. “Sirens”, for me, was forgotten the moment it was over. The highlight on the album is undoubtedly the guest appearances by Shagrath and Sakis respectively. Generally, however, “Sirens” showcases limited talent spread painfully thin over an album that just refuses to end.
There are no clearly horrible songs, but no standout songs either. “Sirens”, for me, was forgotten the moment it was over. The highlight on the album is undoubtedly the guest appearances by Shagrath and Sakis respectively. Generally, however, “Sirens” showcases limited talent spread painfully thin over an album that just refuses to end.
26 de may. de 2017 · Nuclear Blast . Shagrath – I’ve never been away from them, that’s the truth (laughs). There’s a lot of things happening behind-the-scenes that people are not aware of, you know. First of all, yes, it’s been seven years since the last record, but also take into consideration that since the release of that album we have toured the world more than once.
