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Reviews

Om: God is Good

By Thomas Britt

God Is Good reflects its stated conviction, but it is important to note that the listener does not have to adhere to the "mystic path" Om follows in order to appreciate the quality of the album. [16 October 2009]

Om: Pilgrimage

By Rajkishen Narayanan

Om's third studio release, Pilgrimage, is one step further in the band's quest for musical enlightenment and doom metal glory. [14 November 2007]