I'm not 100% certain that beginning a press release with the phrase, "the depressive doom metal entity masterminded by Brian Huebner, has released its fourth full-length album…" If I wanted to be depressed I'd watch a talent show. So I'm pleased to report that Cold Colours aren't in the least bit depressing. They are by no means a complete laugh riot but the album holds one's attention from beginning to end – nice Rotting Christ cover by the way, and if the production isn't exactly top dollar some of the songs are. "This Devotion" is the best with its insistent guitar riff which almost, but not quite takes it towards a more mainstream kind of metal, something which can't be said for much of the rest of the album at all. Give a swift listen to "Suffering God" and you'll see what I mean.
Track Listing:
1. Orifice (Intro)
2. Disgust
3. The Process of Dying
4. This Devotion
5. Suffering God
6. A Loss of Faith
7. Of Sand and Tears
8. Silent Speech
9. Cold Colours (Rotting Christ cover)
Added: July 27th 2013 Reviewer:Simon Bray Score: Related Link:Band Website Hits: 1765 Language: english
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I'm not 100% certain that beginning a press release with the phrase, "the depressive doom metal entity masterminded by Brian Huebner, has released its fourth full-length album…" If I wanted to be depressed I'd watch a talent show. So I'm pleased to report that Cold Colours aren't in the least bit depressing. They are by no means a complete laugh riot but the album holds one's attention from beginning to end – nice Rotting Christ cover by the way, and if the production isn't exactly top dollar some of the songs are. "This Devotion" is the best with its insistent guitar riff which almost, but not quite takes it towards a more mainstream kind of metal, something which can't be said for much of the rest of the album at all. Give a swift listen to "Suffering God" and you'll see what I mean.
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