Akhenaten - The Emerald Tablets Of Thoth
If you want your black-death metal folkier with including Melechesh style melodies, Septicflesh like vocals here you go, you have an ancient eastern demon at your hands. After their successful Golden Serpent Record, Akhenetan puts out another solid record that will take you to the hanging gardens of Babylon.
Overall: 80/100
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Kicks in with oriental, eastern melodies ‘’Neferkapta’s Tomb’’ which cuts after by strong guitar riffs. Orchestral elements coming from everywhere, vicious harmonies with impressive vocals gets this journey to hanging gardens of Babylon. But in this Babylon, you may encounter some ancient eastern demons.
Then we are visiting the
‘’Halls of Amenti’’ with sick vocals continuously comes forward to us,
perfectly mastered atmospheric folk elements accompany to magnificent guitar
riffs. A short but excellent solo ends this splendidly crafted song.
Calming, folk fully
instrumental ‘’Of Emerald and Alchemy’’ Prepares us for the hurricanes we will
get through. Steady but speedy mumakil-like riffing come to your ears with
Easterlings again in ‘’A Hybrid Of The Gods’’ Headbanging pace continues with a
flawlessly crafted solo. Mumakils trying to destroy your town after the
oriental interlude in ‘’The Atlantean’’ Pace goes to the top with surrounding
crushing riffs and soul-crushing vocals. Preserving its pace till it ends.
Completely an astonishing song to Akhenaten discography.
We are going deep into the woods to explore the ‘’Cult of Kukulkan’’ almost Sepultura-like tribal melodies that meet with eastern symphonic elements.
Probably the darkest one
‘’Priest Of The Jackal’’ creates a cautiously filthy atmosphere, continues with
banging riffs. The instruments at their strongest level from beginning to end
and leaves you behind in this ancient eastern World.
Overall, It is another
solid effort for Akhenaten, even though the oriental elements sound a little
bit overused, there are lots of banger moments crafted tastefully and have
fascinating melodies.
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