The coolest collabortation would be OPETH and KRONOS QUARTET....with Kronos playing stuff similar to the score from Requiem for a Dream and OPETH just doing what they do best....kick ass!
Mikael on the new album
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well... let me ask you one thing: when Opeth were just an unknown band playing raw death metal in a cellar in Sweden, and they decided to insert proggish things in their music, weren't they experimenting already? and when Mikael started singing clean, wasn't it an experiment? I say that experimentation brought us that incredible sonic creature that is Opeth, so... what's your point? They have recorded five masterpieces on a row... and I believe they are able to write another two!!!!
on another note, I think the mellow album should be regarded as the sixth, so if it comes out to be a bad disc, we can always say that with the seventh (the heavy one) they have come back to the roots!!!
on another note, I think the mellow album should be regarded as the sixth, so if it comes out to be a bad disc, we can always say that with the seventh (the heavy one) they have come back to the roots!!!
Actually, I´m not too thrilled at the moment but as the release
date comes closer, I´ll surely will.
date comes closer, I´ll surely will.
Kronos quartet is very nice and so is Requiem for a Dream, even though watching it feels like being repeatedly hit in the face with a brick.
Strings are good as long as they have a bit of temperament like Kronos or the Noir soundtrack. I will be boycotting any cd with cheezy synth-strings a la crapholawood movie endings.
Is there a release date yet? Has it even been recorded?
Strings are good as long as they have a bit of temperament like Kronos or the Noir soundtrack. I will be boycotting any cd with cheezy synth-strings a la crapholawood movie endings.
Is there a release date yet? Has it even been recorded?
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