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An accurate title for such a dark, depressive
sound. Such is Deinonychus'
5th full-length album, "Mournument". There are comparisons
I could unfold and contrast to this current trio but to be perfectly
honest, no one actually sounds like Deinonychus. I believe suicidal
black/dark metal would be a decent label, but who really cares about
types of metal and genres in this day and age? The agonizing vocals
delivered from Marco Kehren (also known for his contributions in the
German band, Bethlehem) are perfectly coherent with the melancholic
flow of darkness. Proof is such in what is my favorite track, "The
Crimson Tides - Ocean of Soliloquy pt. II"! The music is so obscure
and atmospheric and real, that if someone had to live a life of shame
and be ridiculed for it, I believe the music of Deinonychus is a much,
much worse experience (in a good way - musically). Sarcasm is sometimes
an understated conclusion, but in this case... none is needed! Take
"Mournument" to your graves... Rating: 86 Reviewed By: Thomas Mitchell |
