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DARK LOGIC

Loch Vostok

Progressive Metal


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3.09 | 4 ratings | 1 reviews | 33% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2004

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Admire and Resent (4:54)
2. Impressions (6:51)
3. Blunt Force Trauma (5:08)
4. Falling Star (5:34)
5. Naked (4:41)
6. Nothingness (3:58)
7. The Method (3:31)
8. Marrow (6:59)
9. The Forsaken One (5:11)
10. Narcosis (5:25)
11. Jahepp (bonus track) (0:25)

Total Time 52:37

Line-up / Musicians

- Teddy Möller / guitar, lead vocals
- Alvaro Torres / drums, vocals
- Sebastian Okupski / keyboards
- Tomas Jonsson / bass, vocals
- Niklas Kupper / guitar, vocals

Releases information

Magnetism Records

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LOCH VOSTOK Dark Logic ratings distribution


3.09
(4 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(33%)
33%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(0%)
0%
Good, but non-essential (33%)
33%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (33%)
33%

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Review by UMUR
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3 stars Dark Logic is the full-length debut studio album by Swedish melodic death metal act Loch Vostok. The album was released in 2004 through Magnetism Records, contains 11 songs and has a total playing time of 52:42. The album is produced by prolific Swedish producer, mixer and engineer Daniel Bergstrand ( Meshuggah, Strapping Young Lad, Darkane, Andromeda, In Flames, Scarve, Soilwork, Stonegard, Behemoth, Ram-Zet...etc) and the band´s guitarist Niklas Kupper

The music reminds me a bit of the melodic semi-progressive metal by Evergrey just with added death metal vocals and a generally heavier approach to songwriting. The music is generally very melodic with lots of keyboards, strong and powerful clean singing in addition to the above mentioned death metal growls. There are also some occasional female backing vocals. The songs are very simply structured but there are a few progressive elements here and there. A song like Marrow is an example of the more progressive side of the band but Dark Logic is generally not a very progressive album IMO.

The musicianship is of high quality and frontman/ guitarist Teddy Möller has a really strong voice that carries the music far beyond what the instrumental side of the music might deserve. The instrumental side of the music is rather generic to my ears. The guitar riffs are not especially distinct sounding and come end of the album I don´t remember a single one. The music does work well when all things go hand in hand though and that´s the force of the music on Dark Logic.

The production is a bit muddy but still pretty good. It´s one of the weaker Daniel Bergstrand productions I´ve heard though but it might have been a matter of not enough money.

Dark Logic is a good album if you like your metal with both clean and growling vocals, lots of keyboards and heavy guitar riffs. I´ll give a 3 star rating here. Dark Logic is not really to my personal taste but it is a professional and well sounding album.

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