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Band
Panychida
Title
Moon, Forest, Blinding Snow
Type
LP/EP
Company
Folter
YOR
2010
Style
Traditional
Popular Reviews
Panychida is a Czech band that doesn't fall under a specific category.  They say they are a folk/death/black/classic metal band and listening to the album it's clear there's no real distinction for them between which style they are.  There is too much going on in each song to even begin to try to wade through the lyrics.  You've got guitars and fiddles fighting with each other, drums and keyboards trying to overshadow the other and the vocals are barely audible of this chaotic cacophony.  I've heard some bad metal in my days but this release is right up there with some of the worst.  Avoid this at all costs!!!!
 
PERSONAL BREAKDOWN: 
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