Canada’s Tribunal is the work of duo Etienne Flinn (Vocals/Guitar) and Soren Mourne (Cello, Bass, Vocals) and their debut, The Weight Of Remembrance, is not so much an album but an experience of crushing heaviness that to simply call it doom is a mistake.
To take all the elements of traditional heavy metal, doom and gothic and add to it the classic intonations of Soren Mourne, you have an album that is as uncompromising as it is beautiful. As heavy as it is passionate, it is elegant and wonderfully made. It is an album that is part velvet, part blunt instrument.
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The gravitas is real and tangible, the sense of powers so gargantuan you feel like you can reach out and grab it, or let it consume you. From the opening moment of “Initiation” the duality of both the harsh and serene, the light and the dark and their never-ending quest for dominance. Yet ‘’ “Of Creeping Moss and Crumbling Stone” is even more monumental and extravagant. The riffs are so heavy, but the album is not without a little bit of pace, “A World Beyond Shadow.” With its double kicks and haunting piano. The album is so brilliantly executed its hard to believe it’s a debut. So cohesive is its poetry and vision that one listens to “The Path.” It will assuage any fears that the genre has a new heavyweight.
Conjuring the epic scope of the Peaceville three without ever being derivative, Tribunal expands upon the original doom and gothic sensibilities to create a truly unique and haunting piece of art. The Weight Of Remembrance is an experience of sorrow and loss that leaves an indelible mark upon the soul and is simply unforgettable.
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Release Year: 2023
Label: 20 Buck Spin
Category: Album
Country: Canada
Reviewed by Sparky
