All rise
Gregory Porter
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Reviews (5)
Devilution
d. 25. Apr. 2020
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Tobias Holst
d. 25. Apr. 2020
"'City Burials' stritter i alle retninger i sine eksperimenter og elementer, men fælles for dem alle er, at de er håbløst uddaterede og dilettantisk udførte".
Louder
d. 23. Apr. 2020
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Chris Chantler
d. 23. Apr. 2020
"Feeling like the album Tool might have made if they'd remembered what actual human emotions were, City Burials is arguably Katatonia's strongest album for 20 years".
Metal injection
d. 24. Apr. 2020
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Aaron
d. 24. Apr. 2020
"The beauty of Katatonia and each of their albums is that the lasting power and impact of their music is revealed with time. Their music is so expertly crafted and nuanced that it's unlikely listeners will fully grasp the breadth of what Katatonia has managed to achieve upon the first playthrough ... In a word, what Katatonia has provided in City Burials is catharsis, and let's be honest: we could all use a little bit of that right now".
Sonic Perspectives
d. 10. Apr. 2020
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David Potts
d. 10. Apr. 2020
"This album is the culmination of a 27-year long journey. Everything the band has ever done is here in some form, casting shadows into the future of their sound. Katatonia already hold gold medals in death-doom and doom. "City Burials" is an argument that they are aiming at achieving the same in the prog-rock realm".
Record collector
505 (2020 May)
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John Tucker
505 (2020 May)
"Though it would take a brave person to single out their best album, City Burials - an intricate and wholly complete body of work - has got to be a contender. Here you'll find some of the most breathtaking and exciting material they've ever set to tape, and the result is a beautifully resonant album (...) infused with passion and the very essence of life".