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Embrace the Fool
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"Equilibrium Music est un label qui ne commet jamais d’erreur dans le choix des artistes qu’il intègre. Poets To Their Beloved, qui sort son premier album intitulé Embrace The Fool confirme cet état de(...)"
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| Ordo (Rosarius) Equilibrio (Sweden) |
| "The Triumph ov Light..." CD 1997, Cold Meat Industry |
| 13.00EUR • approx. 18.8USD [ temp. out of stock ] : [ pre-order ] |
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Dark Folk with S&M references.
A new leaf turns for Ordo Equilibrio; after "Reaping the Fallen",
a release strongly based on fetishist/B&D imagery and ambiance, the
Swedish duo take on a more relevantly anti-Christian stand. In general,
the music itself is also rather different, although clearly identifiable
as OE; the atmosphere is perhaps not as bleak, yet just as decadently
beautiful and overall quite serene. The monotonous, cyclic nature that
characterized the compositions present on their debut is enriched as the
songs progress like a funeral march to doomsday to reach an epic and close
to divine grandeur, further enhanced by the use of bells that add an ecclesiastical
touch to several of the songs, despite their strong profane essence. Overall,
these pieces sound hauntingly apocalyptic in their somewhat orchestral
vibe and Chelsea's calm and relaxed declamations over them seems to dictate
the very end of the world, apparently celebrated in the Folk-ish and clearly
Death In June-influenced acoustic songs sung by Tomas in sad, melancholic,
manner. Finally, there is yet another type of songs on the disc - the
mysterious Dark Ambient creations that illustrate the very ending of existence
in slow motion for your delight! - which are possibly also the ones which
draw the closest parallels to material such as 'De Profundis' and 'In
Nomine Dei...' present on "Reaping the Fallen..." and which
are, simultaneously, also the gloomier ones on "...Shadows of Love".
On a more romantic note though, 'Under the Rose...' brings whips, acoustic
guitars and the vocals of both members into play resulting in a cross
between DIJ and the style of 'Safe, Sane and Consensual', for instance!
The end of the world might not be a pretty sight, but we can all count
on a beautiful soundtrack courtesy of Ordo Equilibrio!
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split release featuring Ordo:
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