Genre: Funeral Doom Metal
Country: Turkey
Year: 2011 (Self-released)
2013 by GS Production
2013 by GS Production
World Doom Metal scene doesn't stop to surprise us by itself scopes,
despite that it can sound is paradoxical. Probably,
in the each country there are own exemplars of this genre. Of course I won't
to recount all these collectives because right now the speech will go about the
Turkish band named "Depressive Mode" (not to confuse with Finnish
"Depressed Mode") is project created by two enthusiasts of a genre.
Musicans needed about 6 years that to write the first album "Tales
From Lonely Lands", but in this case time was spent not for nothing, and
the debut marked really a good start of group, especially if to consider from
where this band. On this record the potential of musicians only starts to
disclose, nevertheless already we can feel "sprigs" of future, more
mature works.
So, this album is an example of a tough and a trifle dirty sound on the
cold, detached background of a synthesizer which by the weightless texture
clouds everything around, like a fog. The instrumental component is constructed
on the rigid, "greased" riffs
and diluted by slow and methodical keyboards which create effective contrast
between dense darkness and melancholy.
Moreover, some things presented on the
album aren't metal in habitual sense of the word and by way of this daring
conclusion it is possible to give compositions as the ambient "Came To
Die" and neoclassical "Bridge Of Moonlight". Nevertheless, all these receptions are only
auxiliary, enriching a musical cloth, the basis of that it is heavy, viscous
music with very low, "funeral" roar.
Generally, the beginning is hopeful as already at first steps reached
rather high level and despite at some flaws as quality of a recording we can
enjoy incredibly sincere sound, and the despondency reigning in the music gets
into the most intimate corners of soul.
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