The Imagery Process - Overload Reviews


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Overload are a french melodic metal band firmly in the Gothenburg mould- a field which is very overcrowded to say the least. The songs are intelligently and interestingly constructed, and though the music is very catchy and accessable, with lots of poppy electronica weaving the songs together, the production is very punchy, whilst the riffs are satisfyingly raw given their poppy context, hinting at Slaughter-era At The Gates and old (and therefore good) In Flames throughout. The vocals are similarly raw, sounding like In Flames' Anders Frieden back when he could still pull off impressive rasped growls. Elsewhere there is some classic Judas Priest-style melodic riffing, .. Read the complete review
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