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Posted: February 10 2012 at 10:04
I´m pretty sure you already know Psychotic Waltz, but otherwise "Into the Everflow" is a brilliant psychadelic tinged progressive metal album. A favorite of mine.
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Posted: February 10 2012 at 11:30
Negoba wrote:
Bleeding...I have "Morbid" from some sample someone gave me over the years. I have the other 3. Social Grace never did as much for me as I'd hoped.
Everflow rules.
I think you´d enjoy Bleeding too. It has a more simple vers/chorus approach than the rest of their discography but there are some pretty cool tracks on it like the title track and Locust.
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Posted: February 10 2012 at 11:48
UMUR wrote:
Negoba wrote:
Bleeding...I have "Morbid" from some sample someone gave me over the years. I have the other 3. Social Grace never did as much for me as I'd hoped.
Everflow rules.
I think you´d enjoy Bleeding too. It has a more simple vers/chorus approach than the rest of their discography but there are some pretty cool tracks on it like the title track and Locust.
I dont know, I'd say Bleeding and Mosquito are fairly similar in style, though Bleeding is much the better album as they seem to have gained more confidence with the new style there.
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Posted: February 10 2012 at 11:52
Yup. Brain Scan, X-ray Mirror, Jack Luminous would be good examples of their writing at the height of their psychedelic phase. I know people prefer Snakes vox, but I find Phobos to be an undervalued piece of art. And not just for the KC cover.
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Posted: February 10 2012 at 12:33
sleeper wrote:
UMUR wrote:
Negoba wrote:
Bleeding...I have "Morbid" from some sample someone gave me over the years. I have the other 3. Social Grace never did as much for me as I'd hoped.
Everflow rules.
I think you´d enjoy Bleeding too. It has a more simple vers/chorus approach than the rest of their discography but there are some pretty cool tracks on it like the title track and Locust.
I dont know, I'd say Bleeding and Mosquito are fairly similar in style, though Bleeding is much the better album as they seem to have gained more confidence with the new style there.
I beg to differ, but we´re of course all entitled to an opinion. I think the two albums have a very different sound. It´s true the vers/chorus formula is also more dominant on Mosquito than on the two predecessors but there are still unconventionally structured tracks on the album. "Mindsong" if of course the most obvious one, but most of the rest of the tracks also feature progressive elements and unconventional songwriting. "Bleeding" is generally more straight forward, also sound production wise.
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