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 Deep Blue: Chaos from Darkism, Vol. II - Balzac
Description: Artist: Balzac / Genre: Hard Rock & Metal / Label: Disc Union / Release Date: 2007 / 1. Death And Confrontation / 2. ... more  Deep Blue: Chaos from Darkism, Vol. II - Balzac ... Godless / 3. Scare / 4. In Those Days / 5. D.A.R.K. / 6. Horrorock / 7. Ziggy Stardust / 8. Gaze / 9. Deep Blue / 10. Japanese Chaos / 11. Xxxxxx / 12. Japanese Trash / 13. I Can't Stand It Anymore / 14. AloneNewest Review: ... one to get too excited about listening to all in one sitting. The more standard fare like 'Godless,' 'Horrorock' and 'Deep ... more ... Blue' is starting to get a little old now despite being highly enjoyable, and is still better than many Misfits imitators like AFI, but it's the tracks that attempt something more distinctive that prove the most interesting, whether they succeed or (more consistently) fail. 'The Gaze' is heavier with a riff borrowed from the world of thrash metal, the customary intro is stranger than ever, and '(#2)' is just plain odd. 'Japanese Chaos' is really short, fast and aggressive as is the tendency for Balzac's shorter offeri...more |
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Deep Blue: Chaos from Darkism, Vol. II - Balzac: The Future of Horrorock (428 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 27/02/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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The oddly-named 'Deep Blue: Chaos from Darkism II' (nevertheless, still one of the Japanese band's more decipherable titles) is another solid horror punk release from Balzac, but suffers the same problem of repetition that affected its predecessor 'Dark-Ism.' At sixty minutes in length it's by far the most generous release the band has put out so far, over twice the length of its immediate predecessor, and even including a couple of re-recordings of earlier material in the form of 'D.A.R.K.' and 'XXXxxx,' it's a fairly satisfying album on the whole - just not one to get too excited about listening to all in one sitting. The more standard fare like 'Godless,' ...
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