Viamaer are the expression of the ink that instruments can spill. With an intention never to fall into the clause of genres, the project has created its own space just with melodies and the words that are spoken when none are. Their second single after Liberum arbitrium comes just as poetically and organically as music should. This one is called In excitatione terrae.
Dive into the music, rather than obsess over the title. It will reveal itself when the time comes. Viamaer has a mystical, soothing approach that uses the hollow space around the strings to structure the opening of the song. Percussions peek through but never fully show themselves. It develops into the strong foot forward of a melody that never intends to leave you. Even when the lyrics come in, the focus is on how the symphony is building around you with powerful resolve. Screams will give you an emotive channel rather than incite the kind of metal-caged rage that you would typically feel.
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In excitatione terrae is a delight through strains of melody, brought together delightfully by a project that doesn’t delve into the technicality but more into how the song expresses itself. It is an intense track that feels as genuine as a track can get. When the doom metal aspect of blast beats and harrowing leads comes in, you feel one with the extent of the song. It is what this is built for: the kind of climax which closes as a loop yet can branch out to any tangent from there. Viamaer don’t delve into the dependency of words, rather the fruitful ambition of the core symphony. It is with impeccable production quality, instrumental brilliance and a virtuosic ability that they show us in their release.
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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.
