I like Agalloch's nature theme a lot though it's really cute.
I ... really don't have much room to go callin' people gay because I'm one of the worst when it comes to "gay shit" but holy fucking hell ten thousand anuses HAD to have been penetrated the second you hit submit.
Actually, I don't really like Agalloch that much either. However, it is pretty unique stuff, and it didn't completely put me off on the first listen, so I've kept it around on my comp, and it's starting to grow on me just a tad. Every now and then I'll go to sleep to it.![]()
Yeah the wind sounds get me every time as wellHey, instead of just saying one or the other is better, why don't we try talking about the differences between the albums for a while? That might actually be of some use to Reaping Clarity.
If I recall, Summoning sounds a lot more like the soundtrack to a Lord of the Rings movie, and has a lot of horns playing. Agalloch's melodies are more on the subtler side, and almost have an indie-esque feel to them. Agalloch's also a big fan of having wind sound effects.
So generally, the image I associate with Summoning music is some battle scene from a Tolkien movie, and for Agalloch it's more like traveling down a countryside/mountain road in fall.
Only those who listen to generic garbage like Lunar Aurora will buy shit like Summoning. Buy Agalloch.
Minas Morgul and Seelenfeuer are certainly more creative and original than Filosofem.