Swedish prog-metal gods Opeth have a new album incoming titled The Last Will and Testament (dropping November 22). This, their 14th studio album, is a...
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Maroc - WALLOFSOUNDAU.COM - A La Une - 16/Nov 21:41
Opeth – The Last Will And Testament (Album Review)
Opeth – The Last Will And Testament Released: November 22nd, 2024 Lineup Mikael Åkerfeldt // Vocals & Guitars Fredrik Åkesson // Guitars Joakim Svalberg // Keyboards Martín Méndez // Bass Waltteri Väyrynen // Drums Online: Official Facebook Instagram Twitter No other moment in the 30-plus year career of Stockholm’s Opeth was more shocking and polarising than the release of their 2011 record Heritage. The Swedish quintet’s complete abandonment of harsh vocals – not to mention a significant shift in the production department – became an immediate dividing point among longtime fans. Though the band eventually reintroduced growling and screaming into their live set for older tracks, it seemed that Opeth were content to move forward solely with clean singing – and over a decade and four LPs, they did just that. It should come as no surprise then that the unexpected return of brutal vocals on the first single of Opeth’s upcoming 14th full length – The Last Will and Testament – caused a major stir in the metal world; hell, virtually all the album pre-release press and interviews were near-fixated on it. After an initial play-through, it’s a relief knowing that this newest LP is far from a one-trick-pony/fan [...]
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