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TRACKLIST:

01 Silently Walking Alone
02 Atonement
03 My Specter
04 I Hear the Sirens
05 Like a Sunken Ship
06 Limbo
07 Faceless
08 Starlight
09 Self-Satisfied Lullaby
10 Unfree My Soul

Leprous and Angry Metal Guy have a contentious relationship. Once a critical darling in the eyes of Our Beholder, the Norwegian then neophytes released works that bustled with a “triumphant groove,” and presented a full band swirling in deeply layered, metal-minded melodrama. All against the traditional backdrop of tight, syncopated rhythms and with a vocalist whose siren-like tenor captured melodies that others simply couldn’t, Leprous lit a vision of progressive metal that was as emergent as it was rooted in the technical playfulness that has long inhabited the genre. Yet, journeying on with 2017’s Malina, and now continuing into Melodies of Atonement, Leprous—or namely, main man Einar Solberg—has iterated on different ideas of how Leprous strikes. Redemption, though, comes not at the eyes of those who judge blindly but through the ears of those who listen.

Early Leprous endeavors lived through characters stumbling through sleeplessness or crying out in a nightmare land. The journey from 2015’s The Congregation and onwards would, instead, see lyrical themes shift away from surrealist struggle and into “I”-centered narratives, which has continued well into the material here. In tandem Leprous shifted from a band at play to a band at work lifting the melancholy of moody pop refrains, spending less time in a snaking shuffle and more in a calculated chorus swell. Full of vocal gymnastics and repetitive, belted hooks, Pitfalls and Aphelion painted a Leprous who lay largely subservient to quiet storm builds and Eurovision key changes. None of these traits are inherently bad, but when an album rest on tactics like that the need for great chorus-driven songs arises—the goal of whimsy and exploration becomes harder and harder to find. Or, at least, the audience shifts.