The metallic syncopation in "Voice of Treason" is dramatic with Eastern interludes via the primary instruments
the shadows are a place to hide -- which the band does in groovy fashion on "Creeps Retreat" and the serenely disoriented "Sleepwalking" -- but they're also a place to connect
Includes original liner notes by Jack Sbarbori
which finds him purposefully peeling away his multiple levels of irony
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Thieving From The Ho 7/29/2008 The metallic syncopation in "VoiceMany wondered how Orange Goblin would cope as a four piece following the departure of second guitar player Pete O'Malley, but, by making it sound like nothing has changed, the band's fifth album, 2004's Thieving from the House of God, answers that question with a perfunctory "just fine, thank you." Of course, as will be discussed shortly, this same "staying of the course" could also pose a problem. But first things first: except for retreating just a