Raventale - Transcendence flac album

Transcendence by Raventale, released 01 October 2012 1. Shine 2. Room Winter 3. Without Movement 4. Transcendence The sixth album of Raventale once again discovers the band creativity to the attentive listeners. Transcendence presents majestic and deep music performed in style of savage black metal; this album features perfect sound, performance, musical and lyrical content. Without a doubt, this is one of the best works of Raventale. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card.

Album Name Transcendence. Released date 01 October 2012. Labels BadMoodMan Music. Music StyleDoom Black. Members owning this album8.

Raventale ‎– Transcendence. Label: BadMoodMan Music ‎– BMM. 054-12. Matrix, Runout: BM. 54-12 ce. Mastering SID Code: IFPI LW80. Mould SID Code: IFPI ZK-30.

Band: Raventale Album: Transcendence Type: Full-length Released: 2012 Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal Country: Ukraine Quality: mp3 320 kbps Label: Independent. Tracklist: 1. Transcendence.

This album has an average beat per minute of 151 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 120/180 BPM). Tracklist Transcendence. 144 BPM. 4. 160 BPM. Recent albums by Raventale. Dark Substance of Dharma.

Transcendence is an atmospheric black metal album that proves to be among Raventale’s best, and overall is a solid release. It isn’t particularly creative but it doesn’t need to be; Raventale are fine with where they are as a band, and they continue to issue predictable but decent releases. While the band aren’t exactly contributing new ideas to the genre with their (over ten minute) songs and repetitive melodies, Transcendence is nonetheless extremely well put together and enjoyable in its own right.

Album: Transcendence. Release date: October 2012. Raventale plays atmospheric black metal with doom influences and, on paper, these ideas seem like a sure thing for a great album. It's driving yet mournful and there are moments of sadly beautiful guitar melodies, pained vocals, and some keyboards. It's moderately enjoyable and dense but once the album stops spinning I have no desire to play it again and little recollection of what I just heard. Why is this? For one thing, it's far too simplistic.