Holographic Universe - Scar Symmetry

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Scar Symmetry / Audio CD released 2008-06-23 at Nuclear Blast / Disc ... more

Holographic Universe - Scar Symmetry ... #1 Tracklisting
1 Morphogenesis
2 Timewave Zero
3 Quantumbleaper
4 Artificial Sun Projection
5 Missing Coordinates
6 Ghost Prototype I - Measurement of Thought
7 Fear Catalyst
8 Trapezoid
9 Prism and Gate
10 Holographic Universe
11 Three-Dimensional Shadow
12 Ghost Prototype II - Deus Ex Machina

Newest Review: ... it's clear grunting - so you can make out what is actually being said. Then Lars Palmqvist comes in with clean vocals that ... more

... sound like they are out of 1980's US power metal band. Since this album the grunting Alvestam has left the band and been replaced by Robert Karlsson. The band retain all of their brutality and aggression whilst adding more of a melodic sound on top. For me though, the clean vocals are unnecessary, whilst it might make the band more saleable, it sounds to whiney in comparison to the music. Palmqvist's range is poor but with a "my trousers are tight" sound to them - so the resulting sound is a bit of a me...more

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Release Date: 2008 - 06 - 23, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast

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Holographic Universe - Scar Symmetry: Good music, poor vocals (299 words)
by - written on 09/11/08 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Scar Symmetry released their new album Holographic Universe on Nuclear Bast in June, 2008. The album cover looked like a mixture of a horror and a sci-fi film! This is the 3rd release of the Swedish metal band and they have outdone the superb work on their previous albums with what is a magnificient recording. The vocals as well as the sound have been cleaned up, whilst some tracks still feature a bit of grunting, it's clear grunting - so you can make out what is actually being said. Then Lars Palmqvist comes in with clean vocals that sound like they are out of 1980's US power metal band. Since this album the grunting Alvestam has left the band and been ... Read the complete review