I`ve always meant that Dark Tranquillity has had a unique sound, and although that they`ve played very typical Gothenburg-metal, it has been hard to find bands to compare with.
But when I yesterday listened to a few old "Gothenburg"-albums I found that A Canorous Quintets "Silence of the world beyond" somehow is close to what Dark Tranquillity did at the same time (Skydancer, the Gallery). I`ve never noticed this so clear before, is there some sense to it, or am I all wrong?
I would also like to hear if anyone has opinions about bands/albums that`s close to what Dark Tranquillity has done over the years (Not like In Flames or something, they are way too different)
Another thing I noticed was that Sacrilege`s "The fifth Season" had something to the guitars that lies close up to Dissection`s "Storm of the light`s bane" at some parts, although a softer and "warmer" sound, of course. I found it kind of amusing to compare bands like this, to see where they take their inspirations from, and maybe if there are any rip-offs.
Speaking of rip-offs I think it`s obvious that Jon Schaffer of Iced Earth has stolen the opening riff of "To a bitter halt" in one of their songs at "Horror Show" (I don`t remember which one)
But when I yesterday listened to a few old "Gothenburg"-albums I found that A Canorous Quintets "Silence of the world beyond" somehow is close to what Dark Tranquillity did at the same time (Skydancer, the Gallery). I`ve never noticed this so clear before, is there some sense to it, or am I all wrong?
I would also like to hear if anyone has opinions about bands/albums that`s close to what Dark Tranquillity has done over the years (Not like In Flames or something, they are way too different)
Another thing I noticed was that Sacrilege`s "The fifth Season" had something to the guitars that lies close up to Dissection`s "Storm of the light`s bane" at some parts, although a softer and "warmer" sound, of course. I found it kind of amusing to compare bands like this, to see where they take their inspirations from, and maybe if there are any rip-offs.
Speaking of rip-offs I think it`s obvious that Jon Schaffer of Iced Earth has stolen the opening riff of "To a bitter halt" in one of their songs at "Horror Show" (I don`t remember which one)