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The needle crackles it's way along the groove and the ghostly strains of a lone string quartet lilt through an empty ballroom. Thus it begins; the tale of Death, which flows smoothly in and out of hard and heavy choruses, through poignant solos and all the while retaining the haunting melody of the strings. A song that will remain with you forever, and possibly one of our best to date. This is, dear, Death's Last Waltz. |
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The message that throbs in every vein and strain of this song is at once obvious...and obscure. With relentless drumming, like a heart beat, it hammers it home, guitars like salt on the wound and vocals that growl in frustration at the world. Perhaps, after immersing yourself in this, you will feel the same furious despair...and it will leave you trampled in the mud. |
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A lively instrumental with a fairly rythmic first half, and a couple of nice melodic ideas on guitar in the second half. |
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