Borrowing as much from new wave as goth, Soil & Eclipse debuts with an album of minimalist complexity. On first listen, Necromancy seems to bear more than a hint of monotony, but on subsequent spins the songs begin to reveal their strong melodies through vocalist Jay Tye's somber delivery. By the third go-round it's apparent that there are simply no mediocre songs to be found. Culminating in a Razed In Black remix of "Fields of Stone," Soil & Eclipse leave an indelible impression on those...   [ read more ]

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With the dawn of a new year upon us and almost a decade into a new millennium, the time is now for the return of Mythological Occult Metal's forefathers to issue a new and unique vision. February 2009 will see the band's first full length album since 2001's famed Tara in the form of the eponymous-titled, Absu. The album sees Proscriptor McGovern leading a new band into what is easily its strongest/most accomplished material and promises not only to wave the flag high of it's past, but to embrace the ne...   [ read more ]

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