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 Blindside - Blindside
 Blindside - Blindside ... Tracklisting1 Invert 2 Born 3 Empty Box 4 Superman 5 Nerve 6 This Shoulder 7 Replay 8 One Mind 9 Liberty 10 Daughter 11 Teddy Bear 12 Never 13 Superman 14 Liberty 15 Forgiven 16 Stolen Newest Review: ... Slipknot comparison is more evident in the vocals than anything else, which really do sound like a passable and suitably ... more ... irritating sound-alike in their whining singing and predominant yells, electronically distorted as these hardcore bands tend to lack the genuine screaming ability found in metal bands. These vocals are supplemented by very dull guitars based around power chords in songs like 'Invert,' 'Nerve' and 'Replay,' while the rest of the album experiments with theft of other 1990s bands' styles in a continuing process of experimentation to find the right sound to rip off, something that arguably should have been carried out prio...more |
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Release Date: 2005 - 06 - 06, Audio CD, Drt Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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Blindside - Blindside: Sweden's Nu-Kristianz (340 words)
by - written on 23/02/08 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Blindside's career has seen the Swedish Christians move from generic and annoying hardcore to bland and tedious post-hardcore, with very little of note in-between. This first album is surprisingly one of their better releases, still enormously let down by its reliance on Slipknot-style vocals and loud guitars with delusions of heaviness, but taking enough shameless influence from other bands that the album experience is at least not entirely uninteresting. The Slipknot comparison is more evident in the vocals than anything else, which really do sound like a passable and suitably irritating sound-alike in their whining singing and predominant yells, ... Read the complete review
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