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Oceans Of Slumber still lacks almost nothing to reach the summits of atmospheric progressive metal, a domain where its qualities of composition and interpretation are marvelous.
PROGRACER
- 26/02/2021
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Evolving from a soft and melancholic atmosphere to more raging metallic style, this EP:R is a very nice business card for Sleepyhead Spring.
PROGRACER
- 25/02/2021
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Carried by a goldsmith's handwriting and carved in funerary marble, "Where The Gloom Becomes Sound" impresses and leaves a deep imprint in the memory, a veritable sum that unravels a vast palette of styles.
CHILDERIC THOR
- 25/02/2021
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Powerful and modern, "Aurora" is a metalcore record that would have deserved a little extra soul and creativity to take it to the next level.
DARIALYS
- 24/02/2021
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Weezer offers us with "OK Human" a little nugget of symphonic pop not to be missed under any circumstances.
CORTO1809
- 23/02/2021
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Conceived by two former members of Sodom, "Rest In Violence" is a perfect concentrate of Thrash whose result has everything to delight fans of the genre.
NOISE
- 23/02/2021
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Beautiful melodies, rich orchestrations, warm voices and vocal harmonies, this "English Electric (Part Two)" brings an auditory pleasure that does not dull over time.
PETER HACKETT
- 13/04/2013
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"Resilience", in constant balance between violence and softness, technique and simplicity, is a very beautiful album, as endearing as it is trying.
THIBAUTK
- 22/02/2021
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