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		<title>Æolian &#8211; Echoes of The Future</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 18 Dec 2023 11:15:33 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;m new to Spanish veterans Æolian, but after hearing Echoes of the Future, they, like the recent KING I covered, are one of those bands where I instantly pre-order the album and then go back and purchase the entire back catalog. Fuck this is good. I mean from start to finish, every note and exquisitely [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m new to Spanish veterans <strong>Æolian</strong>, but after hearing <em>Echoes of the Future</em>, they, like the recent <a href="https://www.teethofthedivine.com/reviews/king-fury-and-death/"><strong>KING</strong> </a>I covered, are one of those bands where I <em>instantly</em> pre-order the album and then go back and purchase the entire back catalog. <em>Fuck</em> this is good. I mean from start to finish, every note and exquisitely crated riff is absolutely top-fucking-notch.</p>
<p>Though playing melodic death/black metal, <strong>Æolian </strong>culls from every corner of the genre, and I mean <em>every</em> corner. Early on it is the furious, slicing blackened <strong>Dissection</strong>-ish throes of opener &#8220;Hominis Obscura&#8221;, dancing, gorgeous classic <strong>Dark Tranquillity</strong> melodies of the second track &#8220;Dream of Reality&#8221;, even the more modern <strong>In Flames</strong> commercial viability of &#8220;The Miracle&#8221;.</p>
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<p>But man, some of the album&#8217;s mid and late songs are utterly brilliant. You get some tightly wound <strong>At The Gates</strong> styled hack and slash riffs of &#8220;Her Grief&#8221;, with a gorgeous little piano break. Then &#8220;Like a Blackened Sun&#8221; (my personal favorite) delivers some superb blackened tremolo-picked melodies that you might hear on a <strong>Vinland</strong> album. Another standout (all of the tracks are really) &#8220;Into the Flames&#8221; is well, more <strong>In Flames-inspired</strong> goodness but from the band&#8217;s <em>Whoracle/Colony</em> era, with a little more ferocity and an addictive, layered gait.</p>
<p>The album&#8217;s back end continues to deliver more killer highlights whether it&#8217;s the moody, mid-paced &#8220;Lords of Greed&#8221;, the energetic<strong> Ebony Tears</strong> imbuing title track (with a <em>fucking</em> gorgeous little brass section-despite the surprisingly bad video above), or the sweeping 11-minute <strong>Disillusion</strong> style ambition of the closing &#8220;Chronicles of the Fall&#8221;.</p>
<p>There simply isn&#8217;t a bad or even average song on the album and as a result, it is for sure going to be one of my favorite albums of 2023.</p>
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