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 Drama Queen - Neurosonic
 Drama Queen - Neurosonic ... People2 Are Solar 3 I Will Always Be Your Fool 4 Me Myself And I 5 Crazy Sheila 6 Until I Die 7 Fearless 8 Boneheads 9 Frankenstein 10 So Now You Know 11 For The Boy Newest Review: ... such an innovative début album from the Canadian industrial outfit that is Neurosonic, never does the music here fail to ... more ... impress and always in fact this 'Drama Queen' album has plenty to offer. The reason the music is so effective is because this band does not pure and simply stick to the genre of industrial, elements of other musical genres are brought into the mix here in order to provide for an incredibly full and well rounded sound.
When listening to this album it is made very clear that Neurosonic is a band with a strong grounding in the techno/dance genre. The crossover between rock and dance here is phenomenal, the music possesse...more |
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Drama Queen
Release Date: 2007 - 11 - 12, Audio CD, Bodog Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Drama Queen - Neurosonic: Canadian Queens of Drama (766 words)
by - written on 24/04/08 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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Arriving in the world of rock via techno/dance, this is the début album from Jason Darr's Neurosonic. Never confining themselves to one genre, the band blasts through this release with the confidence and conviction of a band that has been performing together for some years. Producing a dark and devilish kind of noise, Neurosonic is a band with a sound that is very much its own. The album is packed full of raging riffs and towering choruses, this is a band with a mesmerizing charismatic force. Think Nine Inch Nails, but with greater pop sensibilities and a more electrifying industrial edge. Tracks such as 'So Many People' and 'Me Myself and I' are ... Read the complete review
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