Funebrarum-The_Sleep_Of_Morbid_Dreams-CD-FLAC-2009-CATARACT

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     ARTIST   : Funebrarum                         STOREDATE   : 00-00-2009
     ALBUM    : The Sleep Of Morbid Dreams         RIPDATE     : 03-11-2016
     YEAR     : 2009                               RUNTIME     : 39:45 min
     GENRE    : Death Metal                        LANGUAGE    : English
     LABEL    : Cyclone Empire                     GRABBER     : EAC Secure
     SOURCE   : CDDA                               ENCODER     : FLAC 1.2.1
     QUALITY  : 1098kbps Avg 44.1kHz 2 channels    SIZE        : 327.2MB
     URL      : http://tinyurl.com/jqj2yrf         TRACKS      : 7  Files
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     01  Perish Beneath                                                4:56
     02  Grave Reaper                                                  5:53
     03  Beyond Recognition                                            3:23
     04  Cursed Eternity                                               5:26
     05  Incineration Of Mortal Flesh                                  5:40
     06  Nex Monumentum                                                8:26
     07  Among The Exiled                                              6:01
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                                                                  39:45 min
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   │  Over the course of the past year or so, you could say that death      │
   │  metal is making a strong comeback, not only back pedalling to its     │
   │  roots but also pumping out some of the best damn albums to ever hit   │
   │  the sub-genre. Funebrarum is just one of many to fall into this       │
   │  category, surely leaving this open to debate with many purists        │
   │  absolutely loving every moment of this revivalist movement versus     │
   │  the new breed of music listeners saying, This is just rehash. I       │
   │  almost feel the need to speak for the purists in saying that as long  │
   │  as metal is going strong, there will always be a need for bands to    │
   │  hark back to the good old days of the early 90s when death metal was  │
   │  at itÆs peak throughout the brutal Florida scene and the creepy,      │
   │  claustrophobic atmosphere of the Scandinavian scene. Fortunately for  │
   │  Funebrarum, they sound as if they've been listening to death metal    │
   │  for the past 20 years and listening to their brand of death metal,    │
   │  you can clearly hear them borrowing generously from the old school    │
   │  and seamlessly mixing it up with a modern day touch.                  │
   │                                                                        │
   │  And like a ferocious bear attack (or a great death metal album),      │
   │  this album just pummels you from start to finish. Judging by the      │
   │  range of death metal styles over the course of these seven monstrous  │
   │  tracks, you could swear that you received a history lesson of what    │
   │  these guys grew up on. Opener Perish Beneath is like listening to     │
   │  your favourite track from Like an Everflowing Stream with it's        │
   │  muscular intro and then flying into a classic tremolo picked riff     │
   │  that makes you feel like your being torn apart, limb from limb.       │
   │  Grave Reaper is easily one of the best tracks on this album when it   │
   │  comes to showing off those rapid transitions in tempo, smushing you   │
   │  into pulp with frenzied blast beats and at the drop of a hat,         │
   │  switching into a groovy mid tempo rhythm overlaid with one of those   │
   │  creepy melodies that bands like Morbid Angel and the entire           │
   │  Scandinavian death metal scene were so damn good at. Album closers    │
   │  Nex Monumentum and Among The Exiled are among the best tracks on      │
   │  here with their elongated intros that simply build until the final    │
   │  knockout of sheer brutality.                                          │
   │                                                                        │
   │  With all of these comparisons, you must be asking yourself why this   │
   │  is a standout death metal album despite all of the comparisons. For   │
   │  starters, the production is air tight on here, allowing nothing but   │
   │  a howling barrage of gruff guitar riffs and clear-as-glass pounding   │
   │  rhythms to come screaming out of your speakers. Secondly, every       │
   │  track on here contains enough diversity and variation to keep those   │
   │  who may be afraid to venture too far into death metal territory       │
   │  interested for the duration of forty minutes. Thirdly, vocalist       │
   │  Daryl Kahan possesses one of the sickest voices in the entire genre.  │
   │  Listen to his mighty roar while he punishes the listener with his     │
   │  'coughing-up-blood' growls that rumbles to the bottom depths of the   │
   │  ocean. Lastly, this type of throwback album is too hard to resist     │
   │  listening to, if not for its competent musicianship contained         │
   │  throughout than for itÆs nostalgic purposes.                          │
   │                                                                        │
   │  No doubt about it, Funebrarum are the true flag wavers of the old     │
   │  school death metal march and The Sleep of Morbid Dreams should put    │
   │  purists at ease. Once again getting back to my point of the need for  │
   │  throwback bands such as these, bands like Funebrarum exist because    │
   │  our metal universe needs them. We need them to teach the children     │
   │  who were born after the death metal mayhem in the early 90s what      │
   │  this scene was all about. But lest we forget, the people like         │
   │  ourselves who absolutely adore those old school bands, we also need   │
   │  bands like this to remind us of where our roots are on the metal      │
   │  map. Bands like this will never let us forget about how great it      │
   │  must have been to be in the thick of the early 90s death metal        │
   │  scene.                                                                │
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04-funebrarum-cursed_eternity.flac42,50 MB
05-funebrarum-incineration_of_mortal_flesh.flac44,70 MB
06-funebrarum-nex_monumentum.flac66,39 MB
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