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A Last Day on Earth
12+ albums
Nu Metalalternative metalNu-metalPortugalProgressive
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BETWEEN MIRRORS AND PORTRAITS IS THE POWERFUL DEBUT ALBUM FROM THE PORTUGUESE BAND, A LAST DAY ON EARTH. EMOTIVE AND DENSE, BRUTAL AND DEVOTED, BETWEEN MIRRORS AND PORTRAITS IS EQUALLY DIVIDED BETWEEN THE SPANKING HARD EMERGENCY AND THE NOBILITY OF TERDERNESS. ALBUM SHOWS US AN AMBITIOUS, EXCITING AND VERY SKILLED BAND. NOTHING WAS LEFT OVERLOOKED HERE! Leiria is the city that hosts the band since it formed back in 2005, but its most natural born place would be California’s Orange County, where the primary hardcore crossovers happened. The A LAST DAY ON EARTH’s music is deliberately sensitive and sentimental, but the content of its hybrid aim and the power of its melodic and rhythmic structures, take them far safely from an eventual annoying status. Valter Geraldes voice is the driving force of the assorted emotional states induced while we listening to Between Mirrors and Portraits, and goes from guttural and semi-deep aggressive (not as serious as the death or grind likes) to the bittersweet and semi-cried sung way (not as pop as the translucent term itself - except in the sorrowfully fraction of "Promise") Moreover, the other guys of the band prove their brilliant attributes especially in the way they manage their own instruments, rising from the perfect marriage between the flattering bass player agility of Miguel Batista, to the metronomic way of the drummer, Bruno Nunes. To all this we can add up the symbiosis of two experienced guitar players such as Ruben Santos and J
