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 M(us)ic - Damiera
 M(us)ic - Damiera ... Immure2 Lessons 3 M(US)ic 4 Via Invested 5 I Am Pulse 6 Ember Eason 7 Departures 8 Flora: Yield 9 Broken Hands 10 Obsessions Newest Review: ... and technically perfect weaving guitar lines scattered with precise drums and prog-emo vocals, and youthful energy and ... more ... passion.
The title track M(US)IC brings the pace down a notch, but still incorporates all the fundamental style and punch that the two songs before - and the album as a whole - forcefully throws at you. Although the album M(US)IC is seemingly part of the new wave of releases mixing things up and trying out new boundaries on us as listeners, such as disjointed and syncopated rhythms with complicated beautiful melodies that at some points seem impossible to play, there are still elements and influences of good old pr...more |
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M(US)ic
Release Date: 2007 - 01 - 22, Audio CD, Equal Vision Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
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M(us)ic - Damiera: Fresh M(US)IC. (774 words)
by - written on 24/10/08 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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Here is a review i have done of the album M(US)SIC from the band Damiera. You may have seen a version of this review on Ciao as i used to be a member over there too. Track Listing: Immure Lessons M(US)IC Via Invested I Am Pulse Ember Eason Departures Flora: Yield Broken Hands Obsessions After mountain sized trials and obstacles for each individual member of what was to be Damiera as we know them now, everything seemed to fall into place. Call it coincidence, call it fate, whatever was working away at getting Dave Raymond, Rock Whittington, Brad Mcrae and Mark Henry together has ended up ... Read the complete review
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