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 The Trident - Unearthly Trance
 The Trident - Unearthly Trance ... Tracklisting1 Permanent Ice 2 Decrepitude 3 You Get What You Want 4 Air Exits The Sea Accepts Me 5 Scarlet 6 Wake Up And Smell The Corpses 7 Firebrand 8 In Self Infinite 9 Where The Unbelievable Is Ordinary Newest Review: ... lean heavily towards the dirty, punkish black metal sound championed by the likes of Darkthrone and Celtic Frost. Its a ... more ... refreshing mix, executed with great skill. The songs lurch frequently from crushing sludge/doom riffs with barked hardcore vocals to breakneck punk sections with harsh black metal screams, although each song retains a firm identity of its own, with variation in musical and vocal style present throughout the album. The drums are organic sounding and varied throughout, and the vocals range from the aforementioned screams to clean singing, ominous chanting and whispering, and even Faith-No-More-esque Mike Patton Style croo...more |
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The Trident - Unearthly Trance: Kicking down the doors of perception (262 words)
by - written on 11/06/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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US Sludge metal entity Unearthly Trance is a curious beast. The band has a strong interest in experimentation with both recreational drugs and occultism, with pentagrams, cannabis leaves and the like featuring prominently in their artwork. Their musical influences are equally varied; whilst on the one hand they borrow from sludge pioneers Crowbar and Neurosis, they also lean heavily towards the dirty, punkish black metal sound championed by the likes of Darkthrone and Celtic Frost. Its a refreshing mix, executed with great skill. The songs lurch frequently from crushing sludge/doom riffs with barked hardcore vocals to breakneck punk sections with harsh black ... Read the complete review
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