Anatomy of Loss is all about mixing black metal vocals & that feeling of cold isolation with doom-laden riffs & beats. An Immaculate Deception brings all those sounds & adds a dirty, raw sound resulting in a strong opener. Let down only by its length, it gets a bit repetitive after a while.
Poison Orange is a serious cut above though, its riffs dipped in the blackest tar & vocals ripped straight out of the devil’s mouth. This is some seriously doom-heavy stuff & even when things are sped up it just results in an even harder sound.
What makes Anatomy of Loss such a surprising listen though is the variety in music on show. Acid on my Skin has a lovely upbeat melody only changing stance to a heavier effort during the choruses. It’s got some of the best drumming on the entire album & the vocals are simply amazing here. A hell of a song, a hell of an album.
The variety continues with the stunning All Our Failings & The Right to Crawl. A duo that keep things meaty sounding & filled with dark riffs.
The slow, brooding first part of the 7 minute wonder, Violence, Vanity and Neglect is hook-heavy. It begins to build momentum getting slightly faster & letting the drums really shine again. It’s an incredibly evil sounding piece of music with some nice, growling vocals.
Anatomy of Lies comes to a close with an epic. Catatonic’s rain drop start alongside a simple drum beat & soft guitar melody bleeds into a real punchy number. The winding riff tickles the back of the mind but it’s nothing to the chug that erupts into the heaviest moment of the entire album. It’s sickeningly good, disgustingly brutal & the ease in which it changes back is so impressive.
It’s an absolute belter of a final song on an album that is full of absolute belters.
Poison Orange is a serious cut above though, its riffs dipped in the blackest tar & vocals ripped straight out of the devil’s mouth. This is some seriously doom-heavy stuff & even when things are sped up it just results in an even harder sound.
What makes Anatomy of Loss such a surprising listen though is the variety in music on show. Acid on my Skin has a lovely upbeat melody only changing stance to a heavier effort during the choruses. It’s got some of the best drumming on the entire album & the vocals are simply amazing here. A hell of a song, a hell of an album.
The variety continues with the stunning All Our Failings & The Right to Crawl. A duo that keep things meaty sounding & filled with dark riffs.
The slow, brooding first part of the 7 minute wonder, Violence, Vanity and Neglect is hook-heavy. It begins to build momentum getting slightly faster & letting the drums really shine again. It’s an incredibly evil sounding piece of music with some nice, growling vocals.
Anatomy of Lies comes to a close with an epic. Catatonic’s rain drop start alongside a simple drum beat & soft guitar melody bleeds into a real punchy number. The winding riff tickles the back of the mind but it’s nothing to the chug that erupts into the heaviest moment of the entire album. It’s sickeningly good, disgustingly brutal & the ease in which it changes back is so impressive.
It’s an absolute belter of a final song on an album that is full of absolute belters.
9/10
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