NEVERMORE, The Politics of Ecstasy - 1h 2m 28s

Tracks & Durations

1. The Seven Tongues Of God	5:59
2. This Sacrament	5:09
3. Next In Line	5:33
4. Passenger	5:26
5. The Politics Of Ecstasy	7:56
6. Lost	4:14
7. The Tiananmen Man	5:24
8. Precognition (Instrumental)	1:37
9. 42147	4:58
10. The Learning	16:03

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Review

The lyrics of The Politics of Ecstasy deal with religious themes, while the music is dark, heavy, and raw. Although the band occasionally takes things down a notch, such as on the lightweight "Passenger," songs like the title track and the opening "The Seven Tongues of God" eschew typical metal sounds, instead offering a headful of noisy, progressive guitar tension. The band has successfully managed to expand both its sound and its repertoire while simultaneously pushing the boundaries of metal. A very strong second effort. --Adem Tepedelen The thrash metal act's 1996 album. Ten tracks. Century Media.

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