2023-09-14 13:12:08
Two years following Your Time to Shine take Monolord with the two-song EP It’s All the Same once once more their high-quality journey in traditional doom metal.
The quasi-theme song Glaive (It’s All the Sam strides solemnly and hymnically, swaying with a cascade of riffs over a psychedelic organ carpet, increasing the longing with an extremely catchy, immediately sing-along chorus and an epic melodrama behind it, even if the sound, which tends towards washed-out massiveness, subjectively has a stronger punch to the listeners Drums might have used before The Only Road the heaviness (also in favor of the hook that immediately sticks) increases, with a competent and methodically patient hand through the fuzzy doom in the vicinity of colleagues like Pallbearer or Colour Haze meanders, but also underlines that the bright voice of Thomas Jäger can polarize.
All in all: an instant hit and a good standard make the difference Your Time to Shine a fine bite over an entertaining 13 minutes that puts you back in the right mood to be reminded of what you can expect from the so reliable Monolord but has.
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