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Originally released : 05-31-2011
Release date : 06-30-2011
Album name : Evinta
Artist : My Dying Bride
Ripped by : Team EOS
Genre : Metal
Label : Snapper
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 0
Tracks : 14
Size of Files : 196,3 MB
─ Track list ───────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
CD1
01 10:01 In Your Dark Pavilion
02 06:45 You Are Not The One Who Loves Me
03 07:08 Of Lilies Bent With Tears
04 10:44 The Distance, Busy With Shadows
05 10:35 Of Sorry Eyes In March
CD2
01 12:20 VanitΘ Triomphante
02 09:37 That Dress And Summer Skin
03 09:20 And Then You Go
04 10:21 A Hand Of Awful Rewards
CD3
01 07:03 The Music Of Flesh
02 04:04 Seven Times She Wept
03 11:48 The Burning Coast Of Regnum Italicum
04 08:29 She Heard My Body Dying
05 10:15 And All Their Joy Was Drowned
Total time: 128:3
─ Release notes ─────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
For a band who has released a total of ten full-length
albums in 20 years, gothic doom metal act My Dying
Bride has gotten maximum mileage out of its catalog.
From this deck of studio recordings, MDB has culled
four previous compilations, a live DVD, and a box set.
Evinta is a fifth compilation, albeit one of a wholly
different sort. It features eight completely reworked
songs from the band's shelf, and one new one ("You Are
Not the One Who Loves Me") stretched over two discs. It
cannot be overstated that this material has been
reworked to the point of being all but unrecognizable:
there is no metal at all here. These songs are all
"classical" in nature, thanks to the arranging and
playing of Johnny Maudling (of Bal Sagoth fame), a
small group of classical musicians, and addition of the
operatic vocals of French soprano Lucie Roche to Aaron
Stainthorpe's. (The rest of the band seems not to even
appear.) Evinta is an over-the-top indulgence; it's
self-conscious excess personified. The more Gothic and
operatic moments of Dead Can Dance, or Current 93
(since Stainthorpe speaks as much as he sings here) are
called to mind all too often (and are not favorable in
comparison to either of those fine bands). The musical
arrangements, such as they are, are syrupy, far too
obvious, and in places, actually laughable. MDB, who
have always met fan and critical expectations and often
exceeded them by pushing the envelope, has in the case
of Evinta done neither; instead they've paid homage to
themselves with this sickly sweet, faux-emotional
twaddle that's full of flutes, fake harpsichords,
layered backing vocals, spoken word soliloquies that
used to be song lyrics, and electronic soundscapes that
simply don't go anywhere; it's almost astonishing that
in Stainthorpe's words, this was "a project 15 years in
the making." It should have stayed in the closet, and
the band should have focused on writing new material
instead. Evinta is so dreary and dull, singling out
individual tracks is useless. If this double disc
weren't enough, there is a also deluxe edition which
comes in a hardbound digipack with a 20-page booklet
that contains sleeve notes, photos, and lyrics. And
even more, there is also a deluxe limited edition with
an extra disc of this "materia," (horrors!) and a 64-
page color booklet. Avoid this unless you're simply
delusional.
─ Contact ───────────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
Contact us @ : #eos (EFNet)
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