By natural
abstract themes and philosophy on written lyrics in this seems to be a
non-violent of Psychedelic and Avant-Garde Post-Rock form of Black Metal roots
with darker influences and depressive feelings of life mourns successfully
delivering by these Leeds, England group A Forest of Stars glowing in a sephia
colors of plae surroundings and classic tortured screaming vocals through the
group’s second full effort providing the artistic ceremony of the opposites
meaning gained on the title album – Opportunistic Thieves of Spring that
probably, trying to stole the season’s start and thus blossoming flowers to
keep it hidden somewhere forever, leaving the barren dry-land as far as the
eyes can see reshaping the fertile soil of the beauty nature becoming the sick
and dying old crone where there’s no more youth anymore after birth – only old
ages and death comes calling. Through-out the members perspectives like Mr.
John ‘the Resurrectionist’Bishop (drums, percussions), The Gentleman
(keyboards, pianoforte, percussion), Mister Curse (vocals, lyrics), Katheryne
Queen of the Gods (vocals, violin, flute) and Mr. T.S Kettleburner (vocals,
guitars, bass) suggested like on the Sorrow’s Impetus or Summertide’s Approach;
the progression of reinventing and recycle the dreams or separated the goodwill
and nightmares might taking times while the faking masks wore by religious
bastards making them lower than infidels. Being thieves here didn’t always having a bad connotation because A Forest of Stars is trying to shares their interesting dark magic of Classic Black metal psychedelic touches so that we will not forgetting the causes and the effects for being the opportunist Folk-mantic Black Metallic music performance in the forest and under the stars.
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