Diverse perspectives on Eluveitie’s ninth full-length album, Ànv, which was released six years after their previous work. One review highly praises the album, highlighting its straightforward nature, clean sound mix, and the engaging interplay between harsh and clean vocals, while also noting its conceptual theme based on Celtic myth. Conversely, another source acknowledges the album’s adherence to Eluveitie’s established sound but criticizes it for being predictable and less authentically folk metal, suggesting a shift towards a more modern or pop-influenced sound. Despite differing opinions on its innovation, both sources confirm that Ànv maintains the band’s characteristic blend of Celtic folk and metal, featuring prominent instrumental work and vocal dynamics.
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