In the Forest of the Dreaming Dead [Import]

In the Forest of the Dreaming Dead [Import]

Track Listings

1. At Dawn

2. Whispering Shadows

3. Blackness of the Fallen Star

4. Fire Storm

5. Storms from the Skies of Grief

6. Through the Gates

7. Wind of a Dismal Past

8. Silence Ends

9. Mournful Twilight

10. In the Forest of the Dreaming Dead

11. Cold Northern Breeze

Tracks:

At Dawn
Whispering Shadows
Blackness Of The Fallen Star
Fire Storm
Storms From The Skies Of Grief
Through The Gates
Wind Of A Dismal Past
Silence Ends
Mournful Twighlight
In The Forest Of The Dreaming Dead
Cold Northern Breeze

Customer Reviews:

Great Structured Black Metal.......2005-09-24

This is a really good band. I think they call themselves Unanimated because they are all talent black metal musicians with no corpse paint. Definatly reminds me of Dissection and the guitar solos remind me of Nevermore. They can stay evil and still put forth a beautiful sound. This is one of the few bands that can conjure images in my mind (other than gore and Christian slaying madness). "Fire Storm" is a great example of this with wailing screams of sadness and piercing guitar solos. The drummer reminds me of the drummer of Dissection on "Storm of the Light's Bane" and plays pretty consistant blast beats. They also incorporate the acoustic guitar on a few songs such as "At Dawn". Any fans of black metal like Dissection, Setherial or Opeth should definatly pick this up.

Dissection meets "Nocturnal Silence"-era Necrophobic..........2001-11-25

...and adds a synth, which really lifts this CD from a mediocre release to an innovative one. (Actually, this was released before Dissection's first, so disregard that comment) Fans of the Swedish melodic black/death scene will dig this and their subsequent album "Ancient God of Evil", which leans more toward Dissection-patented style of black metal. The song "In the Forest of the Dreaming Dead" is quite different from the rest of the release as it uses clean voices and tones down the brutality a bit. The track "Silence Ends" is included on the Blackened 1 compilation, so if you are not sure about this, check that out first. This is a highly reccomended black/death album that stands on its own in the genre, thanks to the synths.

I really give it 4 1/2 stars but i decided to round up........2000-06-27

This scandinavian black/death metal band has a pretty good album right here. I myself, being a fan of bands like In Flames, Dark Tranquility, Arch Enemy, Opeth, etc. really liked this band from the first second I put it into my CD player. The vocals remind me more of the sound of a typical death metal voice but do show some signs of a black metal influence. The riffs are anything but boring and at some parts are beautifully melodic. Although, alot of the songs sound alike, a few stand out songs are: Fire storm, Blackness of a Fallen Star, and Mournful Twilight. Overall, fans of black or death metal will for sure embrace this as one of their favorite albums.

Average customer rating:

In the Forest of the Dreaming Dead
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ASIN: B0000594V3
Release Date: 2005-11-08

Tracks:

At Dawn
Whispering Shadows
Blackness of the Fallen Star
Fire Storm
Storms from the Skies of Grief
Through the Gates
Wind of a Dismal Past
Silence Ends
Mournful Twilight
In the Forest of the Dreaming Dead
Cold Northern Breeze

Album Description

A lost classic from this underappreciated Swedish melodic death/black metal band, similar to their better known counterparts in Dissection and Dark Tranquility! Very evil stuff that stands up with the best of the genre! 2005.

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