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"Memorandum" CD by Lacrimas Profundere

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Item no. 411161
Title Memorandum
Musical Genre Gothic Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Lacrimas Profundere
Release date 8/23/99
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Infinity
  • 2.
    Helplessness
  • 3.
    ... and how to drown in your arms
  • 4.
    Black swans
  • 5.
    Reminiscene
  • 6.
    The crown of leaving
  • 7.
    All your radiance...
  • 8.
    The embrace and the eclipse
  • 9.
    The fate of equlibrium

by Patrick Schmidt (07/99) Thank God for the Napalm Records label. Their next high-flyer Lacrimas Profundere convinces on the whole with "Memorandum". The music has to be categorized as melancholy doom metal equiped with influences from the gothic and death genre. Mourning guitars, acoustic interludes and a threatening atmosphere clearly mark parallels to Anathema's earlier pieces, which is supposed to be a compliment. The music is a solid unit, fluently presented and catchingly arranged. Two thumbs up for Lacrimas Profundere, a surprise of the month! (Patrick Schmidt)