STRYDWOLF AUS ALTER ZEIT FREE DOWNLOAD

As impressive as the package is, unfortunately the music proper borders on lackluster, never striving to be better than average or generic neofolk music. To try and combat this situation, Aus Alter Zeit employs quite a few guest musicians on the album: This creates an interesting scenario in that there are no bad or unlistenable tracks, but also there are no amazing or standout tracks either. In particular, there is an image of a top of a statue or an ornate root with the sun shining behind it. Search anything and hit enter. A few tracks attempt forays at being more than average and the end results are fairly enjoyable.

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As impressive as the package is, unfortunately the music proper borders on lackluster, never striving to be better than average or generic neofolk music.

Strydwolf. Aus Alter Zeit Limited. 3CD Boxset.

The other projects only have a smattering of guest and compilation appearances, and even those appearances can be counted on one hand. Search anything and hit enter.

There is a formula for Aus Alter Zeit— acoustic guitars over light, unobtrusive martial drumming with an occasional peppering of other sounds, such as chimes, accordions, and wind instruments. Aus Alter Zeit could have been executed much better.

This review has specifically been written for the single-disc version, which is also available for free streaming on bandcamp, where it has been presented as high-quality mp3s of all thirteen tracks, which collectively strydwol in at a meaty forty-five minutes of music.

Gnomonclast 06 Aus Alter Zeit Strycwolf. While this formula has been honed and perfected by various bands and projects before, the issue is that Strydwolf does not add, contribute, subvert, challenge, or expand on these sounds. Strydwolf simply seeks to emulate it.

While the music maintains the average neofolk status quo, the photographic artwork itself is mundane and uninspired. To try and combat this situation, Aus Alter Zeit employs stryrwolf a few guest musicians on the album: Lyrically, Aus Alter Zeit has both German and English texts, so listeners of either language can enjoy a majority of the songs.

Because none of these qlter have any real body of work, they also do not have a discernible sound to them to add to Aus Alter Zeit.

Strydwolf. Aus Alter Zeit. CD. - Storming the Base

A few tracks attempt forays at being more than average and the end results are fairly enjoyable. The mp3s combined with all the artwork makes this format as close as one could get to experiencing the album both aurally and visually without actually having a physical copy.

The mixing on this track does not seem quite right, as the vocals are too muted and indistinguishable against the music. In other words, these guest appearances bring neither marquee value nor musical variety or identity to this album.

In a way, this is quite impressive at being a facsimile of a traditional way of consuming music at a fraction of the cost. In fact, this image practically sums up this package very well. There is a theme to the photography, of travels in the woods alteg reflected portraits in a guitar, but the problem is that the photography lacks effort.

Falkenstein 05 Darkness Feat. This causes the stonework of the structure to be extremely shadowed, masking the detail.

This creates an zejt scenario in that there are no bad or unlistenable tracks, but also there are no amazing or standout tracks either. Of these projects, only Gnomonclast and Falkenstein have a real musical repertoire.

In particular, there is an image of a top of a statue or an ornate root with the sun shining behind it. What holds this track back from being better is that the vocals are mismatched; they are a lot darker and deeper than what this track needs, and would have slter better suited to a song that leaned more towards folk-noir.

The Bandcamp package not only provides mp3s of all the tracks, but a complete set of high-resolution packaging artwork too: Some simple post-production work in a photo-editing program could have corrected this, but instead Strydwolf elected not to do that. Issues with generic sounds, lack of good mastering, and problems with the artwork anchor this album to this disappointing state.