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	<<back Band: LIGHT THIS CITY Country: USA Product title: Remains Of The Gods Kind of product: Full-lenght CD Release year: 2005 Label: Prosthetic Records Genre: technical melodic death Line-up: Laura Nichol Ben Murray Mike Dias Brian Forbes Nick Koenig Tracks: 01. Remains Of The Gods 02. Obituary 03. A Guardian In A Passerby 04. The Hunt 05. Letter To My Abuser 06. Fractured By The Fall 07. The Static Masses 08. Guiding The North Star 09. Your Devoted Victim 10. The Last Catastrophe Total time: 34:01 Review: I guess Light This City is at the second album with this one, so it is supposed they have some experience and not sound like shit. And that's true. I have their first album as well which is not a bad one either. In comparison to the previous L.T.C. have now a better production and a much tighter composition, but that's not enough these days, with all these clones of this Gothemburg melodic and technical death metal. They can be thrown in that same pot, another clone. If you like this style, that Arch Enemy sound, L.T.C. might appeal to you, but only if you're a maniac. If not, you'll find a band that has very good instrumentists, with impressive instrumental execution, but with no new or innovative ideas on their side and after some listenings they tend to bore or even annoy you. The band's name is stupid, also, but they are from the States... All in all this is a good effort but not enough to break in the European market which is fed up with those bands.

Band: LIGHT THIS CITY

Country: USA
Product title: Remains Of The Gods
Kind of product: Full-lenght CD
Release year: 2005
Label: Prosthetic Records
Genre: technical melodic death
Line-up: Laura Nichol
Ben Murray
Mike Dias
Brian Forbes
Nick Koenig
Tracks: 01. Remains Of The Gods
02. Obituary
03. A Guardian In A Passerby
04. The Hunt
05. Letter To My Abuser
06. Fractured By The Fall
07. The Static Masses
08. Guiding The North Star
09. Your Devoted Victim
10. The Last Catastrophe
Total time: 34:01

Review: I guess Light This City is at the second album with this one, so it is supposed they have some experience and not sound like shit. And that's true. I have their first album as well which is not a bad one either. In comparison to the previous L.T.C. have now a better production and a much tighter composition, but that's not enough these days, with all these clones of this Gothemburg melodic and technical death metal. They can be thrown in that same pot, another clone. If you like this style, that Arch Enemy sound, L.T.C. might appeal to you, but only if you're a maniac. If not, you'll find a band that has very good instrumentists, with impressive instrumental execution, but with no new or innovative ideas on their side and after some listenings they tend to bore or even annoy you. The band's name is stupid, also, but they are from the States... All in all this is a good effort but not enough to break in the European market which is fed up with those bands.