Posts Tagged ‘Alcest’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Friday, January 17th, 2014
Alcest is one of the very few bands for which I say: if you like it, you like it; if you don’t, you don’t. There is nothing bad about it. It needs to be taken on its own terms, and once it is, whatever opinion you form about it is your own, and it’s okay. […]
Tags: 2014, Alcest, J.D. Anderson, Prophecy Productions, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Monday, April 23rd, 2012
Alcest’s ‘Les Voyages de l’Âme sure as hell is a niche album. Clearly, Neige’s intention with his approach to shoegaze is to convey a positive and mellow type of ambiance, and while he’s succeeding in said task in a few songs (while drifting into depressive musings in others; at least according to what I could […]
Tags: 2012, Alcest, Noch, Prophecy Productions, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
Has it really been 3 years since Neige released his debut Souvenirs d’Un Autre Monde and caused quite a stir with his mellow, shoe gaze tempered take on black metal? A form of metal I termed ‘green metal’. How time passes, and with Amesoeurs being disbanded, it appears Neige is using Alcest to channel even […]
Tags: 2010, Alcest, E.Thomas, Prophecy Productions, Review
Posted in News on Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
The successor of Alcest’s highly acclaimed debut album “Souvenirs D’un Autre Monde” will be entitled “Ècailles De Lune“, and the release is scheduled for March 29, 2010. Its cover artwork (see below) is definitely one of the most beautiful we have ever seen, and thus we are very pround to unveil it. The “Ècailles De […]
Tags: 2010, Alcest, News
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Friday, August 17th, 2007
We all know that France has been responsible for some of the more extreme black metal, but what about the nicer side of things? Not black metal or even white or grey metal, lets call it ‘green’ metal. Plying a sprightly, uplifting form of acoustic heavy, folkish metal that seems to cull from the likes […]
Tags: 2007, Alcest, E.Thomas, Profound Lore Records, Review