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\r\nAfter reading that this band plays experimental metal, the truth is that I was very interested in listening to them. Unfortunately I changed my mind pretty fast, as I got bored almost from the beginning of the album. Crossover stuff, with experimental elements meaning the “playing” in the rhythm section, and metal grind/core passages in the guitars, combined with rap and jazz elements and aggressive vocals, basically. I ‘d say that the term Post-Metal that they use is very accurate, as it’s metal-related based on a more “avant” point of view, as the band itself perceives it. There may be a heavy feeling; however mixing whatever comes to mind doesn’t always bring the best result. The tracks don’t have a uniform structure and this makes them even more tiring. The band expires different rhythmic styles and elements from various musical styles, but in this case I think that the experiment wasn’t that successful afterall. \r\n

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\r\nNicoleta Sarantou
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\r\nLine-up:
\r\nLion - vocals
\r\nScania - guitar, vocals
\r\nLo Slavo - Bass
\r\nSutcha - Drums
\r\nMhdm - Samples \r\n

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