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 The Great Depression - Blindside
 The Great Depression - Blindside ... Tracklisting1 Great Depression 2 Heartattack 3 Ask Me Now 4 We're All Going To Die 5 Yemkela 6 Put Back The Stars 7 Fell In Love With The Game 8 Citylights 9 We Are To Follow 10 Bleeding Under Your Eyelids 11 My Alibi 12 Come To Rest 13 This Time 14 When I Remembe Newest Review: ... the hardcore shouting rears its malformed head on select songs and the band manages to instil heated anger in me at just how ... more ... tedious and forced it all sounds.
The band's minor progressive tendencies are still in evidence, seen in the electronic aspects of 'This is a Heart Attack' and the piano sections of 'Yamkela' and 'My Alibi,' but in the end they only sound like a less impressive copy-cat of Pain of Salvation. The screamy hardcore style is just as annoying as the singing, so there really is no winning on the vocal front, and the louder songs (not heavier songs; louder songs) are full of the same bad guitars as the rest of their disco...more |
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Release Date: 2005 - 08 - 22, Audio CD, Drt Last Update 10.12.2009 06:10
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The Great Depression - Blindside: Mediocrity of Salvation (315 words)
by - written on 23/02/08 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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The fifth Blindside album is another partial reinvention of the band's sound, and another one that doesn't entirely succeed in any meaningful way. Inspired by the band's experiences in poverty-stricken Africa, this isn't so much depressing as rather boring. I've heard plenty of albums more convincingly distressing and upsetting than this, making this seem comparatively bland and lifeless, until the hardcore shouting rears its malformed head on select songs and the band manages to instil heated anger in me at just how tedious and forced it all sounds. The band's minor progressive tendencies are still in evidence, seen in the electronic aspects of 'This is a ... Read the complete review
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