Moonspell - Extinct (2015, CD+DVD) 
Year & Label: 2015, Napalm Records | CD#: NPR 581 LTD
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Limited edition digibook with 4 bonus tracks and bonus DVD Moonspell are back! A lot of metal fans were expecting this release, and after singles
and samples, we can finally listen to the complete result. So let’s see
what we have here… "Extinct" is Moonspell’s eleventh studio album,
three years after their last great work, "Alpha Noir/Omega White". And
as usual, a Moonspell album brings something new to the band’s sound. If
we have a look on their discography, we can see that every album is
different from the previous one. Fans often get disappointed when the
bands change their style and roots. On the contrary, I like this and I
believe that this is a great advantage in music, as it helps the artists
and bands to evolve in time and not repeat themselves again and again.
It’s not easy to say if “Extinct” sounds like one of Moonspell's
previous albums. I would say that it’s a new approach, creating a new
sound for the band. And it’s good. “Extinct” contains ten songs,
creating a 45-minute album. The album’s sound is less dark than some of
their previous releases, like "Alpha Noir" or "Night Eternal". Fernando
Ribeiro used mainly clean vocals for this album, so songs like “Domina”
and “The Future is Dark” may remind us of "Omega White". However, on
some of the songs, like “Extinct” and “Malignia”, we can find Fernando’s
distinctive and powerful harsh vocals. The guitar parts of the album,
riffs and solos, are really nice. In my opinion, "Extinct" contains some
of the most melodic guitar solos the band has ever used on an album.
This, in combination with the background keyboard melodies and the solid
bass/drums, create a great result. "Extinct" also has a great sound
quality, perhaps the best we can find on a Moonspell album. It was
produced and mixed by Jens Bogren, who is known for his work with great
bands, such as Rotting Christ, Opeth, Katatonia, Paradise Lost and many
others. A beautiful work has also been done in the artwork by the Greek
artist Seth Siro Anton (best known for his band Septicflesh). As said
before, Moonspell are one of the bands that love to change and evolve
with every release. If you look for an album that sounds like Wolfheart
or Irreligious, you will be probably not satisfied. But I guess you
already know that Moonspell has changed a lot from that time anyway.
However, if you are a Moonspell fan and you enjoy all their albums and
their different styles all these years, you will definitely love
"Extinct". Of course, that goes for every metal fan, in my opinion.
Generally, it’s another good work from Moonspell and I believe that we
have much more to wait from them in the future…
www.metal-archives.com Musicians: Vocals : Fernando Ribeiro
Guitars : Ricardo Amorim
Bass : Aires Pereira
Drums : Mike Gaspar
Keyboards: Pedro Paixão
Remixed, and edited by Linus Corneliusson at Inferno Studios, Portugal
Mastered at Poison Apple Studios, Portugal
Produced by Jens Bogren and Moonspell
Track List: 01. Breathe (Until We Are No More) [5:33]
02. Extinct [4:42]
03. Medusalem [5:06]
04. Domina [5:09]
05. The Last Of Us [3:26]
06. Maliginia [5:06]
07. Funeral Bloom [4:10]
08. A Dying Breed [4:29]
09. The Future Is Dark [5:09]
10. La Baphomette [2:47]
11. Until We Are No Less (Bonus Track) [7:02]
12. Doomina (Bonus Track) [4:49]
13. Last Of Them (Bonus Track) [5:24]
14. The Past Is Darker (Bonus Track) [5:43]
DVD - Road To Extinction Documentary
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