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Progressive death metal with a Swedish melodic touch. That's how I would describe Indefinite Soul-Extension, the third album of the trio Unmoored. Definitely, this album is deep and true. Marvellous guitar solos rising between brutal and melodic tempos surmounted by well-placed violin and keyboard parts in a perfect blend of death growls and clean vocals. Maybe they haven't re-invented their style, but at least, they've restructured it. Indefinite Soul-Extension's got a little plus than the melodic blends that we are used to. Christian Älvestam clean vocals - in the same vein of Dan Swanö and Mikael Åkerfeltd - transports us in a really amazing cozy mood. This is particularly happening while listening to the last track, "Final State Part III", where the beautiful chant is reinforced by the acoustic intro and the languorous and enchanted plaint of the electric guitar. This band, formed with young talented musicians, is definitely entering in competition with the Swedish's most famous. Don't forget their name 'cause, somehow, Unmoored is going to be huge.
95/100Isabelle
Progressive death metal with a Swedish melodic touch. That's how I would describe Indefinite Soul-Extension, the third album of the trio Unmoored. Definitely, this album is deep and true. Marvellous guitar solos rising between brutal and melodic tempos surmounted by well-placed violin and keyboard parts in a perfect blend of death growls and clean vocals. Maybe they haven't re-invented their style, but at least, they've restructured it. Indefinite Soul-Extension's got a little plus than the melodic blends that we are used to. Christian Älvestam clean vocals - in the same vein of Dan Swanö and Mikael Åkerfeltd - transports us in a really amazing cozy mood. This is particularly happening while listening to the last track, "Final State Part III", where the beautiful chant is reinforced by the acoustic intro and the languorous and enchanted plaint of the electric guitar. This band, formed with young talented musicians, is definitely entering in competition with the Swedish's most famous. Don't forget their name 'cause, somehow, Unmoored is going to be huge.
95/100Isabelle