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The Lost Age is the Norwegian duo's follow up to their 2006 full-length
Electric Violence. Production value has certainly gone up, but there isn't very much that sets this apart from their last release, which isn't necessarily as bad thing (yet). By the looks of the album cover, and overall sound of the album, it sounds as if the duo was more concentrated on creating an improved and slightly more epic version of
Electric Violence. They have managed to pull that off for this release, but they're going to need to develop their sound further in the near future. To be honest, if you were to play pieces of either album, I would have a hard time identifying which one I'm hearing. I don't mean for this to sound like a negative review. This is still highly enjoyable chiptune-ish metal, and the fact that the individual tracks rarely break the 2-minute mark keeps you on your toes, but I really hope they take it a step further for their next release. If you want to hear
Electric Violence, I posted it a while back.
- Dan