Agalloch – The Mantle

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Artist: Agalloch

Title: The Mantle

Year: 2002

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  • 1. A Celebration For The Death Of Man (2:24)
  • 2. In The Shadow Of Our Pale Companion (14:45)
  • 3. Odal (7:39)
  • 4. I Am The Wooden Doors (6:11)
  • 5. The Lodge (4:40)
  • 6. You Were But A Ghost In My Arms (9:14)
  • 7. The Hawthorne Passage (11:18)
  • 8. ...And The Great Cold Death Of The Earth (7:14)
  • 9. A Desolation song (5:08)

Review

Hey there, fellow music lovers! Let's take a chill journey through Agalloch's 'The Mantle,' a damn fine slice of folk and atmospheric black metal from 2002. This album's like a hike through a misty forest at dawn - you never know what you're gonna stumble upon next.

The Portland boys really outdid themselves here, blending heavy electric riffs with some seriously intricate acoustic work. It's like they took the raw energy of a thunderstorm and mixed it with the gentle rustle of leaves in the wind. And don't even get me started on those classical instruments they threw in - it's like finding a hidden waterfall in the middle of your favorite trail.

'The Mantle' isn't just about the tunes, though. These guys are all about that deep connection with nature, and you can feel it in every note. It's perfect for those times when you're sitting on a mountaintop, watching the sun set and pondering life's big questions. So grab your hiking boots, find a secluded spot in the wilderness, and let Agalloch's 'The Mantle' be your soundtrack to the great outdoors. - Oakley

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