Métal Intégral - Review / CHARON - A sides, b sides and suicides

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Approximate translation of the review

The group of Rock Metal Finnish Gothic CHARON treats to the luxury to leave double CD extremely copious compilation with only five albums under the belt. A Sides, B Sides and Suicides thus represents the occasion dreamed to discover this combo, the fans of the group which can acquire of it for the scarcities which are there.

With the menu, one Rock metallized Gothic, largely more involving that depressing. The group indeed developed a knowledge to make undeniable as regards simple and effective front, of melodies imparables. One with the impression which each title was worked and polished to constitute a tube in power. Such sign that the amateurs of Hard FM andAOR could without reserve succumb to this corrosion enjolor and irresistible, arrangements aiming at as well as possible balancing the memorable melodies and the square nervousness of one Rock inflated with sonorities Metal.
This description is especially valid for the most recent titles (present on first CD), the recordings of the beginnings proving definitely more aggressive, with same too not controlled tendencies Black Metal and Death Metal . That makes it possible to measure the salutary tour accomplished by this formation.

And the Gothic aspect in all that? Frankly, CHARON cannot claim to be the most lugubrious group evolving/moving under this label and thus saves the commonplaces of the kind to us. The serious voice, the dark texts and the imagery are the principal tinsels of a group which I am tempted enough to qualify above all good group of Rock Metal. CHARON knew well to carry out its boat and would gain to increase its popularity.

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Raskal	The Monday, October 25, 2010
City : CHAMBERY	En tout cas 20/20 pour le titre du CD ! Il fallait y penser !