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 The Eye Of Every Storm - Neurosis
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The Eye of Every Storm
Release Date: 2004 - 07 - 05, Audio CD, Relapse Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Primordial and Psychadelic (382 words) by Burning_Darkness - written on 15/07/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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rock style of more recent big-hitters like Isis, Cult Of Luna, Pelican, Mastodon and the hundreds of others that followed in their wake. From their hardcore punk roots Neurosis have pioneered a progressive metal style that merges psychadelic doom, folk music and hypnotic tribal drums to create a truly unique sound. The songs consist of lethargic, crushingly heavy metallic riffs backed up by simple but accomplished drums full of cymbal splashes and tribal rhythms. These are accompanied by lamenting violin and viola, reflective synths, synthesised bagpipes, ominous tolling bells and a mixture of coarse, ragged, hardcore vocals and deep-yet-soaring clean singing. The ...
A Sun That Never Sets - Neurosis
Primordial and Psychadelic (382 words) by Burning_Darkness - written on 15/07/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
Rating:
rock style of more recent big-hitters like Isis, Cult Of Luna, Pelican, Mastodon and the hundreds of others that followed in their wake. From their hardcore punk roots Neurosis have pioneered a progressive metal style that merges psychadelic doom, folk music and hypnotic tribal drums to create a truly unique sound. The songs consist of lethargic, crushingly heavy metallic riffs backed up by simple but accomplished drums full of cymbal splashes and tribal rhythms. These are accompanied by lamenting violin and viola, reflective synths, synthesised bagpipes, ominous tolling bells and a mixture of coarse, ragged, hardcore vocals and deep-yet-soaring clean singing. The ...
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