Professor Black wrote:Want to like the demo songs but can't. I will check out the album though.
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So it's true that the Repugnant memebers are invovled?
Btw cool band, I like 'em. They are pretty good live too (as I see in their live videos).
Anyway check this video from their performance in Hammer of Doom Festival.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-HBqwFf ... re=related
Seems interesting.
Btw cool band, I like 'em. They are pretty good live too (as I see in their live videos).
Anyway check this video from their performance in Hammer of Doom Festival.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-HBqwFf ... re=related
Seems interesting.
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No need to rephrase anything, so I'll just repost what I wrote at Miskatonic:
After all this discourse I couldn't help downloading the bloody thing and see what all the antifuss was about... Fuck it - after First Listen I must say I really enjoyed this album.
The hype/media-darlings-factor has never bothered me in cases like this. We're not talking bloody d.i.y.-underground-or-bust-bloody-anarcho-commie-Crasspunk or True-Klt-Esoterik-Blkk-Me'l here - It's just another Heavy Rock band for chrXst sake! GHOST just feels like the WASP of the 10's - i.e. churning out nice catchy Hard Rock tunes coz they don't know better, while wrapping it up in a extravagant/corny package... (like Thor or 80's Alice Cooper for instance:) = enough for me.
I grew up with and discovered HR/HM partly via the uncoolest possible, mainstream acts at the time - Twisted Sister, WASP, Mötley Crüe, 80's Kiss - the kind of bands that all the older "real hardrockers" vomited upon, so I just can't slag 'em + keeping a consistent straight face at the same time, sorry
...and unlike recent "foottappingly decent", ho-hum acts like The Devil's Blood or Witchcraft, Ghost at least write songs that stick in your head after 1 listen. Just like Thor.
After all this discourse I couldn't help downloading the bloody thing and see what all the antifuss was about... Fuck it - after First Listen I must say I really enjoyed this album.
The hype/media-darlings-factor has never bothered me in cases like this. We're not talking bloody d.i.y.-underground-or-bust-bloody-anarcho-commie-Crasspunk or True-Klt-Esoterik-Blkk-Me'l here - It's just another Heavy Rock band for chrXst sake! GHOST just feels like the WASP of the 10's - i.e. churning out nice catchy Hard Rock tunes coz they don't know better, while wrapping it up in a extravagant/corny package... (like Thor or 80's Alice Cooper for instance:) = enough for me.
I grew up with and discovered HR/HM partly via the uncoolest possible, mainstream acts at the time - Twisted Sister, WASP, Mötley Crüe, 80's Kiss - the kind of bands that all the older "real hardrockers" vomited upon, so I just can't slag 'em + keeping a consistent straight face at the same time, sorry

...and unlike recent "foottappingly decent", ho-hum acts like The Devil's Blood or Witchcraft, Ghost at least write songs that stick in your head after 1 listen. Just like Thor.