INFERNO METAL BLOG
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This would have been heard by the "speed doom". Clear.
The definition is not quite from the wind, because the band's veils and velvet are pretty funny in time. Replacing sludge, old-fashioned doom, NWoBHM going, speed metal, crossover and a little progey with a bang-free pilot. The sky and the sound of Hazzard's Curse rise far in the smoke.
However, there is absolutely no original San Francisco fanatics,
especially in the guitars of the Mastodon Leviathian album, but still
with a more traditional handset.
The
songs contain almost continuous rhythmic adventure, and especially the
drum and bass work brings to mind the old DBC and the homecoming Deep
Turtle. The album has a very organic sound sound that would be called a buddy by a friend of a more productive sound. Maybe you drink, but the over-clinical expenditure may not work at all.
After
the first listening session, the feeling was mostly irritated, the
other began to get to the carts and the third one was almost fun. There are so many layers in the songs that saturation is not a threat immediately.
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METAL BROTHERS BLOG: SPAIN
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Hazzard's
Cure is a band formed in San Francisco in 2009. In 2011 they released
their first full length and have done other things shorter to reach this
second album. I especially liked the sound they get and the atmosphere they recreate, but let's tell a little in detail.
Master of Heathens is a theme with harsh and guttural
voices, but combining it with a good rhythm of heavy stoner, it is a
very cool song, with a rhythmic base rich in nuances, a single brief and
end of story.
An
Offering has a start of doom stoner, the voices game is spectacular,
dirty and torn, very caveman but give your music a sense of essence and
transcendence really interesting. It
reminds me in the base of its sound to the mythical Manilla Road of the
first times, with a thick and dark sound, leaving then with an
acceleration to all put. It is the good conjugation of atmospheric elements of black metal with
the sound of heavy and doom which makes their subjects have a special
meaning.
Hewn
in Sunder is a heavy doom track but with a less rough, cleaner voice
and psychedelic guitars in between, a cut to Angel Witch, Tank.
No Hope has a start of doom black metal, very good atmosphere and excellent rhythmic work. Eye
to the change of rhythm in the middle of the subject of this cut that
is really annihilating, in Saint Vitus roll or a very dark Holocaust,
like auction a single of seventy flavor that goes like ring to the
finger, and the disk that keeps growing at times.
Siren's
Wail is a dirty and dark heavy cut, a half time with a very atmospheric
but excessively brief, we take it off when we were savoring the honey
on the very lips, a shame that they have not lengthened a little more.
War Pipe is a very classic heavy rock nwobhm, an instrumental theme
with a very vivid rhythm, not without cane and attitude, it is worth
putting the ear.
Gracious
Host introduces a variant in the sound regarding what we had heard so
far, since this is a heavy metal cut but with the garnish of a grind
touch on the guitars and a sound influenced by punk, it is stimulating
in everything case.
The disc is short, but without waste, and you know what the wise proverb says. This Is Hell puts the colophon with the most worked song of the whole album. Heavy doom with a very rough and repeated riff. It
is a less dark cut, with certain true metal airs, with a very long
instrumental beginning, liking, but when the voices enter, they give
more aggressiveness to the subject. The
cut is completed with a second part where they step on the accelerator
and they play guitar performance, demonstrating that they are able to
make simple subjects with atmospheric predominance but also more
technical cuts. A good work of these Americans, a record of those with a special
flavor, that escapes the predominant sound, with its own label that is
said, and that today is more than meritorious.
Rating: 7.75 / 10
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