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Epica - 2012 "Requiem for the Indifferent"
Nine months have passed since its release, and I finally listened to the new album by one of my favorite musical groups.
I'm not impressed. Perhaps because Epica has become noticeably less appealing to me over the past year or so.
I waited nine months for that "perfect" mood to listen to this kind of music and didn't get it, so I just listened to it when I was in a good mood. However, I was lying in bed at night and dozing off a bit, which negatively affected my ability to absorb the material.
The music is good, rich, interesting, although in some places it's the opposite – simple and poppy, but somehow I don't feel like listening to it anymore.
Today, I listened to it again during the day, and the effect was the same.
Off the top of my head, only three songs (not counting the album's intro) appealed to me, and even then, not very much.
But I did listen to it in time, because the album is dedicated to the end of the world. As far as I know. (I didn't read the lyrics.)
Nine months have passed since its release, and I finally listened to the new album by one of my favorite musical groups.
I'm not impressed. Perhaps because Epica has become noticeably less appealing to me over the past year or so.
I waited nine months for that "perfect" mood to listen to this kind of music and didn't get it, so I just listened to it when I was in a good mood. However, I was lying in bed at night and dozing off a bit, which negatively affected my ability to absorb the material.
The music is good, rich, interesting, although in some places it's the opposite – simple and poppy, but somehow I don't feel like listening to it anymore.
Today, I listened to it again during the day, and the effect was the same.
Off the top of my head, only three songs (not counting the album's intro) appealed to me, and even then, not very much.
But I did listen to it in time, because the album is dedicated to the end of the world. As far as I know. (I didn't read the lyrics.)
