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Full-length, Emanzipation Productions
February 6th, 1997
01. Carnal Lust
02. Seven Prophecies
03. Before The Dawn
04. The Dimension Beyond
05. My Demon Within
06. In Pain
07. Undivined
08. Darkside
09. Into The Funeral Domain
""Reflections", their third release shows little signs of following the notorious "Gothenburg" stylings of the time, instead working as a proficient Death Metal album.
The album derives the main crux of its compositions from free-flowing tremolo bursts, which cascade in and out of one another to create a clever divergence of ideas in a logical form. Although these riffs are of a basic formula, they are used extremely well to convey a variety of different themes throughout the album. The music is typical of the melodic Swedish Death Metal bands of the earlier years, with the best description pertaining to a less complex and chaotic version of At The Gates. The structures are coherent, precise and compact. Whilst some of the segments are more impactive or hard hitting as was idiosyncratic of earlier the Swedish sound, for the most the band relies on subtle melodies to develop the plot of each song."
http://safelix.com/fe282qo
February 6th, 1997
01. Carnal Lust
02. Seven Prophecies
03. Before The Dawn
04. The Dimension Beyond
05. My Demon Within
06. In Pain
07. Undivined
08. Darkside
09. Into The Funeral Domain
""Reflections", their third release shows little signs of following the notorious "Gothenburg" stylings of the time, instead working as a proficient Death Metal album.
The album derives the main crux of its compositions from free-flowing tremolo bursts, which cascade in and out of one another to create a clever divergence of ideas in a logical form. Although these riffs are of a basic formula, they are used extremely well to convey a variety of different themes throughout the album. The music is typical of the melodic Swedish Death Metal bands of the earlier years, with the best description pertaining to a less complex and chaotic version of At The Gates. The structures are coherent, precise and compact. Whilst some of the segments are more impactive or hard hitting as was idiosyncratic of earlier the Swedish sound, for the most the band relies on subtle melodies to develop the plot of each song."
http://safelix.com/fe282qo