Track Listing:
1. Stepping Stone Agenda (5.00)
2. Children Of The Flames (3.27)
3. Ghost Barrier (4.24)
4. Ciniphes (4.51)
5. Hill Of The Poison Tree (2.22)
6. Disaster Cage (3.13)
7. On Wings Of Brimstone (4.46)
8. White Light/Black Rain (4.06)
9. Tomb Of Tephra (4.05)
10. Waylayer (6.03)
Synopsis: I really enjoyed the two previous Miseration releases, both of which were decent examples of melodic death metal, so I thought it a pretty safe bet that their latest, "Tragedy Has Spoken", would be along similar lines. Unfortunately this isn't the case and I find this a difficult album to take to, despite quite a few listens. It is certainly far more aggressive and technical than its predecessors, not a bad thing in itself, however the songs just don't stick in the memory and, as a result, it is difficult to fully enagage with the music. Miseration are still very good at what they do, and there are certainly some tracks that work better than others, but overall I found "Tragedy Has Spoken" somewhat disappointing.
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