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 Post subject: 'Panopticon - Kentucky (#7868)'
PostPosted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 11:48 pm 
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Panopticon - Kentucky
American Folk / Black Metal
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Definitely a good album I enjoy the twangy banjo in the Come all ye coal miners, to the faster folk moments in Bodies under the falls. I would've scored it a little higher though overall, and I've got no complaints with the folk elements they're beautiful and add that regional Appalachian hint to the music.
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I listened to this once and thought it was pretty good. I agree with the score. Not something I'd listen to a lot as I'm not huge on most USBM bands other than Grand Belial's Key...
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Tehom
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huskerc7 wrote:
not huge on most USBM bands other than Grand Belial's Key...


Thats pretty damn obvious though.
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Tehom wrote:
Definitely a good album I enjoy the twangy banjo in the Come all ye coal miners, to the faster folk moments in Bodies under the falls. I would've scored it a little higher though overall, and I've got no complaints with the folk elements they're beautiful and add that regional Appalachian hint to the music.
I loved all those things, but the black metal parts just didn't seem to warrant any higher of a rating. Lunn has just done better than what he put on this album.

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