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| Dimension F3H - Does the Pain Excite You 2007 - Dark Essence Review by: Josteinn |
- Babylon
- Cyberqueen
- Final Solution
- Pin Point Dead Man Practise
- Does The Pain Excite You?
- Superior
- Echochamber
- Nine Tails Of The Cat
- Freakshow
- Violent Fantasy
Does the Pain Excite you emphasizes a style very similar to older In Flames,
but in a much darker aspect. Loaded with very catchy fast musical
components for each instrument, I especially enjoyed all the speed picking
and palm muting with the guitar riffs. I would definitely recommend this
album to fans of And Oceans newer work. Many different elements of metal
music including Black Metal can be heard in this album. I believe Morpheus
sees this project of his, something to express his more eclectic creative side
rather than just sticking to one specific genre.
but in a much darker aspect. Loaded with very catchy fast musical
components for each instrument, I especially enjoyed all the speed picking
and palm muting with the guitar riffs. I would definitely recommend this
album to fans of And Oceans newer work. Many different elements of metal
music including Black Metal can be heard in this album. I believe Morpheus
sees this project of his, something to express his more eclectic creative side
rather than just sticking to one specific genre.
I can tell also he spent quality time on figuring out the rhythmic input in his
vocals to add with the music. plus, I enjoy being able to understand the
lyrics, and I feel they fit very well with this style or should I say these styles
that he is playing. If you are a fan of Limbonic Art, you should definitely at
least give this album a chance, just to see how different the music is
compared to his other work. Perhaps it will open your mind a little more, or
you'll just think it sounds like shit. I applaud Morpheus for staying true to
himself in his work outside of Limbonic Art and seeing the necessities and
importance in exploring further his musical creativity.
vocals to add with the music. plus, I enjoy being able to understand the
lyrics, and I feel they fit very well with this style or should I say these styles
that he is playing. If you are a fan of Limbonic Art, you should definitely at
least give this album a chance, just to see how different the music is
compared to his other work. Perhaps it will open your mind a little more, or
you'll just think it sounds like shit. I applaud Morpheus for staying true to
himself in his work outside of Limbonic Art and seeing the necessities and
importance in exploring further his musical creativity.