Rose Kemp Unholy Majesty Rar Plus Ses Influences

Basically its like some rock-diva Alternative SingerSongwriter stuff, such as PJ Harvey, with some added doomy phases.

Somewhat close to some 70s female-fronted Heavy Psych and psych folk things too, this just being much more delicate.

That would suit better for some Dark Cabaret stuff, although this resembles that too, but this is better quality than Dark Cabaret usually.

Compared to the next albums ( Golden Shroud ) first song - if you happened to got startled because of that - this is not silly, clumsy, or annoying; although the last song on that album is awesome cool too.

Le ton est donn, cest froid, cafardeux, angoissant mme (Wholeness Sounds, Dirt Glow).

Rose Kemp Unholy Majesty Rar Plus Ses Influences

Rose ne renie pas non plus ses influences folk avec le tranquille Natures Hymn.

Birds are monstrous beasts that would do anything to butcher mankind and bathe in our blood.

Im sure experts can come up with better comparisons to Unholy Majesty than the evil folk-era of Swans, but miss Kemp seems to be driven by some of the same dark forces that channeled Gira and Jarboe (whom I believe she supported last year) during the early 90s.

Good album. Published.

Rose Kemp is the daughter of 70s folk rock legends Steeleye Span members Maddy Prior and Rick Kemp, and obviously she doesnt want to go into the same musical direction, but without completely neglecting it.

But she likes to rock in a way, that sometimes makes it hard to follow.

The great Wholeness Sounds is a mix of early 70s hard rock ( Uriah Heep ) and her typical alternative folk.

The last track The Unholy is the main song; a breathtaking progressive metal rock monster of almost ten minutes.

This album steadily grows on me, although I still dont really like it (and I almost hate Milky White with Roses awful singing and its peeving background noise).

Well, that sounds interesting, in a certain way as if a female folk singer is trying to add the metal attitude of Black Sabbath to her compositions.

The whole resulted in a strange melange of dark songs, sometimes even with progressive elements.

Although the CD first got my appreciation it got more and more on my nerves and that happens only in rare cases.

Shes a good singer but most of the songs are too near to such metal songs I do not like.

Dark, doomy, heavy and with exalted vocals reminding me to a strange medieval flair.

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