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	<<back Band: LUCID FEAR Country: Norway Product title: Mistro Kind of product: EP Release year: 2006 Label: self-produced Genre: melodic black metal Line-up: Cathrine (vocals) Henrik (vocals, guitar) Stig (keys) Bjorn Erik (guitar) Cato (drums) Espen (bass) Tracks: 1. Mistro 2. Grief for My Death 3. Psychic Deterioration 4. Outro 5. Tinder i blalyst morke Total time: 29:05 Review: A new black metal band comming out from Norway, so for sure is a new black metal band that press is considering a masterpiece. We are all used to that and I don't argue with it as it's true, Norge black metal scene is great, with new, impressive bands comming out every month. Lucid Fear starts this debut EP wiith a short intro and continues with a fast and aggressive black metal track built mostly on simple riffs, but with a majestic ending where a soprano and a male choirs are appearing, plus the keyboard touch become more powerful. "Psychic Deterioration" shows the complete maturity of this band, a strong and majestic sound with complex themes, a Lucid Fear that will make some good waves in the black metal field so I must agree with all the other zines that nominated this EP as a major promise. The next track shows another band, one with a simple approach, a Burzum-ish approach which I've heard a lot of times before, so I'm not very keen on this one... And finally the last track is getting back to the Lucid Fear I started to know already, maybe with a little change in guitars (more heavy metal than black metal), but still a great band. Strongly recommended! Contact: www.lucidfear.com

Band: LUCID FEAR

Country: Norway
Product title: Mistro
Kind of product: EP
Release year: 2006
Label: self-produced
Genre: melodic black metal
Line-up: Cathrine (vocals)
Henrik (vocals, guitar)
Stig (keys)
Bjorn Erik (guitar)
Cato (drums)
Espen (bass)
Tracks: 1. Mistro
2. Grief for My Death
3. Psychic Deterioration
4. Outro
5. Tinder i blalyst morke
Total time: 29:05

Review: A new black metal band comming out from Norway, so for sure is a new black metal band that press is considering a masterpiece. We are all used to that and I don't argue with it as it's true, Norge black metal scene is great, with new, impressive bands comming out every month. Lucid Fear starts this debut EP wiith a short intro and continues with a fast and aggressive black metal track built mostly on simple riffs, but with a majestic ending where a soprano and a male choirs are appearing, plus the keyboard touch become more powerful. "Psychic Deterioration" shows the complete maturity of this band, a strong and majestic sound with complex themes, a Lucid Fear that will make some good waves in the black metal field so I must agree with all the other zines that nominated this EP as a major promise. The next track shows another band, one with a simple approach, a Burzum-ish approach which I've heard a lot of times before, so I'm not very keen on this one... And finally the last track is getting back to the Lucid Fear I started to know already, maybe with a little change in guitars (more heavy metal than black metal), but still a great band. Strongly recommended!

Contact: www.lucidfear.com