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 Fragile Art Of Existence - Control Denied
 Fragile Art Of Existence - Control Denied ... 2008-04-15 at Metal Mind / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Consumed 2 Breaking the Broken 3 Expect the Unexpected 4 What If....? 5 When the Link Becomes Missing 6 Believe 7 Cut Down 8 Fragile Art of Existence Newest Review: ... be Schuldiner's raspy shriek. Each band member is at the top of their game, Schuldiner in particular, and his death in 2001 ... more ... was clearly a tragedy for the metal world at large, rather than the more confined genre of his more famous band Death.
Despite all the differences, this is still very distinctly a Chuck Schuldiner album, as his distinctive guitar style can be heard throughout, most prominently in the slow solos and changeable structures that are most reminiscent of Death's swan song 'The Sound of Perseverance,' which was equally progressive in a death metal fashion. The death metal style is still somewhat prominent here in the f...more |
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Fragile Art Of Existence - Control Denied: Beyond the Realms of Death (321 words)
by - written on 12/06/08 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Control Denied was the short-lived side project of death metal's founding father, the late Chuck Schuldiner, and an impressive example of the musician's flair for diversity and progression. Ostensibly formed as an outlet for Schuldiner's less extreme metal tendencies, Control Denied is still a beastly creation and not for the faint-hearted, despite the seeming accessibility of Tim Amyar's high vocals in place of what would typically be Schuldiner's raspy shriek. Each band member is at the top of their game, Schuldiner in particular, and his death in 2001 was clearly a tragedy for the metal world at large, rather than the more confined genre of his more famous band ... Read the complete review
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