ABOLISHING THE OBSOLETE SYSTEM

Amogh Symphony

 

Tech/Extreme Prog Metal


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3.09 | 2 ratings | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2009

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Cyborg Activation 06:09
2. Greenhouse Effect 04:54
3. Abolishing the Obsolete System 06:54
4. Phase Cancelled 04:30
5. Post-War Symphony 02:12
6. Swallowing the Infected Sun 05:40
7. Opus After Genocide 03:31

Total playing time 33:50

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Line-up / Musicians

Vishaljit Singh - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Flute
Roberto Narain - Drums & Percussion

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released on CD in april 2009

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Review by b_olariu
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3 stars Amogh Symphony is a young technical/extreme progressive band formed in 2003 in Mumbai - India, around the excellent musician from this country - Vishal Jit Singh. The music is a combination of progressive metal and indian classical melting with the extreme brutality of technical death metal, but also some jazz elements are added in the whole structure of the album to give a certain groove. The whole album doesn't sound bad, but are to many genres melting each other here and the result is nothing realy impressive. For ex a piece beggins with some elctronic keys and next out of the blue some death metal riffs appered, who doesn't incorporated very well with that electronic aproach, it's long way 'till this band will controled very well this amalgamation of genres. Not bad but not realy excellent either. Abolishing the obsolete is the title of the album released in 2009 will not captured the listner instantly, it's a grower and in the end the fans of tech extreme progressive metal will enjoy this promissing debut but far from a brilliant work. I will give 2.5 rounded to 3, because some guitar parts are very good, tend to be more on jazzy side, very complex and well done. Good but totaly non essential work.

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