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UnSun - "The End of Life"

Reviewed by:
"Vampiel"
Genre:
Gothic Metal
Country:
Poland
Length:
42:19
Release Date:
10/14/08
Band Members: Aya - Vocals Maurycy "Mauser" Stefanowicz - Guitar
  Heinrich - Bass Wawrzyniec "Vaaver" Dramowicz - Drums
     
   
Track Listing: 1.)- Whispers - 3:33 9.)-On the Edge - 3:34
  2.)-Lost Innocence - 3:18 10.)-Closer to Death - 3:44
  3.)-Blinced by Hatred - 3:33 11.)-Indifference - 3:00
  4.)- Face the Truth - 5:05  
  5.)-The Other Side - 4:03  
  6.)-Destiny - 3:54  
  7.)-Memories - 3:50  
  8.)-Bring Me to Heaven - 4:45  
 

After listening to their debut single "Whispers" on their myspace page, I decided to purchase the entire album. I must say that these guys are talented. The lead guitarist Mauser (who is also from the death metal band Vader) is very very good. He can really jam out, and really shines in most of the songs in his solos. Heinrich, the bass guitarist, (is from the death metal band Vesania) keeps the rhythm going strong with his riffs. I really love his slap bass solo in the song "Indifference." Vaaver, the drummer (also from Indukti) is very talented, one of the best drummers out there. You can hear his distinctive sound throughout the album. Aya, the vocalist, isn't too bad. Her tone is very clear, and she is pleasant to listen to. She is Polish so she does have a thick accent, but I don't have a problem with it. She doesn't have the power of Sharon from Within Temptation or Cristina from Lacuna Coil, but she rounds out the band well. Their lyrics are a bit simple and occasionally ridiculous sounding (especially the song Destiny), since English obviously isn't their first language, I can let that slide. With time I bet, they will improve their songwriting skills. Overall, their music skills are above average and their lyrical skills are fair. However, if you are expecting Death Metal like Vader and Vesania, you will be disappointed. They are very much Gothic Metal with clean vocals only.

 

 

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