Athenaeum Of Sin Reviews

As soon as the listener presses that play button, the opening song, Först Havet, Sedan Intert, greets the listener with a fierce and heavy instrumental serge and aggressive vocals…

As the listener continues their dark conclusion with the second piece, Autumn Gale, and the six remaining pieces… picking up where those scorching EPs left off, only more developed, focused, mature, and potent.

Below The Lightless Heavens is a unique fruit of art, characterized by its themes of sorrow, autumn, and dreams, which are reflected in the lyrics and atmospheric sound.

Eternal Autumn’s diverse genres and influences create a rich tapestry of metal subgenres. The band draws inspiration from renowned groups such as Tribulation, Cardinal Sin, and Edge Of Sanity; their melodic death metal influential sound comes from bands like Dark Tranquillity and At The Gates. Eternal Autumn also incorporates elements reminiscent of the new wave of British and traditional heavy metal and a blackened edge like bands like Destroyer 666.

Below The Lightless Heavens has a modern and heavy production, with a devilish, flawlessly executed composition of the music and instrumentation, filled with aggressive and heavy moments interspersed with beautiful melodic interludes. Eternal Autumn’s music also includes multi-tempos and mood changes, creating a thick and refreshing sound that induces goosebumps.

Eternal Autumn devilmanship comprises three musicians. On vocals is John Carlsson, who also plays rhythm guitar and bass on the record. His singing style involves coarse and throaty growls, which add a unique and powerful element to the music. Lead guitarist Thomas Ahlgren impressive skills on the guitar and solos contributes charismatic and engaging display, among the highlights of the band’s sound, making listeners stop with their eyes open.

Lawrence Dinamarca provides heavy drum work and the backbone of the band’s sound, and his contributions are essential to the music’s energy and impact. Together, these three musicians create a dynamic and engaging sound with one purpose — to craft both brutal and melodic music.

Are you looking for a delightful album that is the fruit of art crafted? Look no further than Eternal Autumn and their new release, Below The Lightless Heavens. Their album has eight unique songs, exceptional songwriting, and devilmanship skills.

Below The Lightless Heavens, recently released, shows that traditional melodic death metal still has much to offer, even in 2024. The listener won’t be disappointed with this album or the band, as it provides a unique and captivating listening experience worth your time.

The album comes to an end with the last song, Carrier Of Sunken Dreams. We want to give a shoutout to Eternal Autumn for letting us review his Below The Lightless Heavens album. Now, we’re going to wrap it up by talking about the final three sins and concluding the review.