Mythological Cold Towers
Immemorial
Rating
Style: Doom
Release date: 14 October, 2011
Playing time: 43:12
 

Band name makes little sense (if any). Check.
There are at least three or four tracks with mysterious name. Check.
The cover is really, really dark and obscure. Check.
The band comes from a fairly exotic place and has a cult status in that exotic place. Check.
The album is the hammer. Check.

This, boys and girls, is doom very much as I like it! I love Candlemass too, but this is the darker and deeper version of doom. This is where doom and death metal come together, a growling vocal together with a doomy pace.

This is gloom and atmosphere, this is slow headbanging the whole night with your feet firmly placed wide apart on the floor right in front of a monitor that is turned up far too loud. This is a growl in the face of those who don't understand that life is also pain and anguish, and that we also need a soundtrack for the slow, grinding pain.

For me, this album went right to the gut. Great stuff. Nothing more, nothing less.

Doomed thou shalt be. My thanks travel across the ocean to Mythological Cold Towers.


Tracklist

01. Lost Path to Ma-Noa (4:01)
02. A
kakor (6:34)
03. E
nter the Halls... (7:38)
04. T
he Shrines of Ibez (5:10)
05. L
ike an Ode Forged in Immemorial Eras (5:18)
06. F
allen Race (9:09)
07. I
mmemorial (5:23)

Label: Cyclone Empire
Distribution: Sure Shot Worx
Artwork rating: 75/100
Reviewed by: Thomas Nielsen
Date: 6 October, 2011
Website: www.myspace.com/mythologicalcoldtowers