By the Black Sea is Lake of Tears' first ever live album and is also available in the DVD format. It was recorded in Bucharest in 2013 with the line-up of Daniel Brennare on guitar and vocals, with Fredrik Jordanius on guitars, assisted by Mikael Larsson's bass joined in the rhythm section by drummer Johan Oudhuis. In my review of the last Lake of Tears platter Illwill I noted that the band's worldview is hardly a festival of fun and neither is this album. That said, the job of this band isn't exactly to provide us with escapist fun and the heavier sounds of the tracks from Illwill, especially the title song and "House Of The Setting Sun", fit in well with the back catalogue and the punch version of "The Greymen" is very welcome indeed.
Track Listing: 01.Intro-To Die Is To Wake
02.Taste Of Hell
03.Illwill
04.The Greymen
05.Boogie Bubble
06.Cosmic Weed
07.As Daylight Yields
08.The Shadowshires
09.Raven Land
10.Sweetwater
11.Demon You / Lily Anne
12.House Of The Setting Sun
13.Making Eve
14. Crazyman
15. So Fell Autumn Rain
16. Forever Autumn
Added: April 28th 2014 Reviewer:Simon Bray Score: Related Link:Band Website Hits: 2208 Language: english
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By the Black Sea is Lake of Tears' first ever live album and is also available in the DVD format. It was recorded in Bucharest in 2013 with the line-up of Daniel Brennare on guitar and vocals, with Fredrik Jordanius on guitars, assisted by Mikael Larsson's bass joined in the rhythm section by drummer Johan Oudhuis. In my review of the last Lake of Tears platter Illwill I noted that the band's worldview is hardly a festival of fun and neither is this album. That said, the job of this band isn't exactly to provide us with escapist fun and the heavier sounds of the tracks from Illwill, especially the title song and "House Of The Setting Sun", fit in well with the back catalogue and the punch version of "The Greymen" is very welcome indeed.
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