Title: Definitely worth buying
Review: Haggard have been around for many years, but only with this album they could meet fame. Their orchestral sound has gained a touch of metal in The Seer. But in many places the metal sound feels like an instrument to give voice to the anger that is expressed in the album. It is so subtle most of the time that you can expect the same sound from a symphony orchestra. So Haggard has not changed in the essence of their music. Do you want a proof? My mother listens to it.The album, overall, is one of the best I have listened to in these past two years. Their folk, as well as Baroque, not to mention metal, melodies, touching upon many classical works such as Peter and the Wolf, arranged and collaged in such a beautiful way, enhanced with the use of three languages, create a genre rarely explored before. Even though the repetition of certain beats and tunes create a sense of 'cut and paste' after some time, there is no denying the immense effort that went into this record.
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