Velvet Darkness They Fear Theatre of Tragedy

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  • Release Date: 08/26/1997
  • Sales Rank: 56,465
  • Label: CENTURY MEDIA
  • UPC: 727701788128

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Velvet Darkness They Fear

1LISTENVelvet Darkness They Fear 1:05
2LISTENFair & 'Guilding Copesmate Death 7:05
3LISTENBring Forth Ye Shadow 6:49
4LISTENSeraphic Deviltry 5:17
5LISTENAnd When He Falleth 7:08
6LISTENDer Tanz Der Schatten 5:29
7LISTENBlack as the Devil Painteth 5:26
8LISTENOn Whom the Moon Doth Shine 6:15
9LISTENMasquerader & Phoenix 7:35

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Velvet Darkness They Fear certainly has a distinctive sound, with Theatre of Tragedy's plodding goth-metal backing the almost death-metal rasp of Raymond Rohonyi and the feather-light Liv Kristine Espenas. However, the long songs tend to ramble a bit, and truth be told, neither vocalist seems especially powerful. All this is not to say that Theatre of Tragedy has no potential; they just haven't quite fulfilled it yet. Steve Huey, All Music Guide

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September 24, 2001: Ignore the review from mister huey. You have to listen to this album a few times but after that it really gets to you. No weak songs. beautiful female vocals. agressive, but not too extreme male vocals. A lot of bands (like orphanage) are really ruined by ridiculous ugly grunts. a pity T.O.T. didn't continue the style of this album.