Amorphis – Halo
“Halo” has the songs, it has the drive and energy and a pristine production that should make every Amorphis fan utterly drool with desire.
“Halo” has the songs, it has the drive and energy and a pristine production that should make every Amorphis fan utterly drool with desire.
You sort of know what you are going to get from Arjen, but he always manages to surprise. Fans of Star One won’t be disappointed, it’s a great pair of albums.
This album should really appeal to everyone who’s into high quality doom and post metal with some psychedelic and ambient flourishes.
There is a lot to unpack in this album, but that makes it all the more rewarding and amazing to listen to. It’s a more than worthy addition to an impressive streak of albums.
It’s hard for me to pinpoint what exactly makes their music work so well and hook me almost instantly, but I would say there is no secret ingredient, rather a very meticulous and cleverly orchestrated balance between the various elements they have to offer.
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