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THE EPILLANIC CHORAGI

No Made Sense

Experimental/Post Metal


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2.67 | 5 ratings | 2 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2009

Songs / Tracks Listing


1. Wake Of Syr (3:08)
2. The Epillanic Choragi (10:52)
3. Entases Of Azure (9:20)
4. Seeking Beyond (2:54)
5. Milachis Depth (13:22)
6. Aciculaccolith (3:37)
7. Elico Moieties (10:32)
8. Epinolitholatyr (14:36)
9. Wake Of Syr II (1:42)

Total Time 74:01

Line-up / Musicians


- Leo Dennett / guitars, vocals
- Joe Battimelli / bass
- Sam Ward / drums

Releases information

Basick Records

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NO MADE SENSE The Epillanic Choragi ratings distribution


2.67
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Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(0%)
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Good, but non-essential (60%)
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Review by UMUR
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator
3 stars "The Epillanic Choragi" is the debut full-length studio album by UK, Reading, London based progressive metal act No Made Sense. The album was released through Basick Records in March 2009. No Made Sense were formed in 2003 and released the "NoMadeSense" EP in 2007.

"The Epillanic Choragi" is a fantasy concept album and there is a thematic red thread throughout the album. Lyrically and musically. It's not an album featuring tons of lyrics though as the tracks often feature long instrumental sections. When there are vocals on the tracks, they are predominantly raw screaming hardcore type vocals but there are some rare subdued clean vocals on the album too. The music features both hard edged angular riff sections and atmospheric parts. It's artists like Alchemist, Tool, and Gojira that I'm reminded of, but it's actually the probably less known Argentinian band Random that I'm mostly reminded of. There is a similar approach to combining the structured riff sections and the often seemingly improvised atmospheric sections.

No Made Sense are a well playing band and there are some great skill on display throughout the album. The vocals are delivered with the right amount of aggression and conviction, and the organic instrumental interplay between the musicians work really well too. Combined with a powerful and professional sound production, "The Epillanic Choragi" comes off as a quality release. A couple of more hook laden moments could have elevated the tracks to a higher level and the instrumental sections often drag on a bit too long, but overall the songwriting is on a relatively high level too. On the negative side of things a playing time of 74:01 minutes is also a bit too long, so upon conclusion "The Epillanic Choragi" ends up a mixed bag with both brilliant moments and and some more tedious tendencies where the instrumental parts can seem a bit aimless. A 3.5 star (70%) rating is deserved.

(Originally posted on Metal Music Archives)

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2 stars To be honest, this band seemed to be really good. The title of the album was inventive, the concept behind the album was creative, the artwork in th booklet was some of the best I have ever seen, and even the chapterised songs seemed to be insteresting. But there was something missing: The idea ... (read more)

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