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Looking out into the rainy streets of Helsinki is just as bleak as it used to be for Finland's Rapture. Yet three years after the release of debut album "Futile," Rapture are more confident than ever, and "Songs for the Withering's" resplendent forward stride demonstrates that. "Songs for the Withering" is about growth, and crafting an album with the pains that come with it. See, the album is full of striking melodic guitar lines that effortlessly work their way around a rock-solid rhythmic foundation, and an ambitious dual-vocal approach. Melodic death metal Rapture is, but it's not that simple. To truly understand Rapture is to listen to it, to flow with every nuance, peak and valley.
Rapture - 'Futile' If I were to commit suicide, it would be to this cd, track 7. I have always liked slow, deep depressing melodic music, and this is one that is fucking off the charts. The first time I heard it was imp...[more]
Rapture - 'Songs For the Withering' This CD is absolutely amazing. I've been listening to it for about a month straight now. I love their first album 'Futile' about as much as I love sleep and women, and this one is slowly creeping into...[more]
Rapture - 'Silent Stages' I have been waiting with folded hands patiently for this amazing band to release another album. And that time has come, and it's like Christmas in my Itunes. They refuse to dissapoint me, and in fact,...[more]
Not of my kind of genre... I mean slow, sad and presence of acoustic. But I love it... It makes me feel sad... But it is too beutiful, that I could stop listening it... Absolutely loving it.
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