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Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Atheist / Audio CD released 2005-09-05 at Relapse / Disc #1 ... more
Unquestionable Presence - Atheist ... Tracklisting
1 Mother Man
2 Unquestionable Presence
3 Your Life's Retribution
4 Enthralled In Essence
5 Incarnation's Dream
6 Formative Years
7 Brains
8 And The Psychic Saw
9 Enthralled In Essence
10 Formative Years
11 Unquestionable Presence
12 Incarnation's Dream
13 Your Life's Retribution
14 Brains
15 Enthralled In Essence
16 Mother Man
17 And The Psychic Saw

Newest Review: ... riffs, melodies and rhythms superior to most death metal bands, and although the constant movement can be disorienting on the ... more

 ... first listen, there's such a strong emphasis on developing steady grooves and catchy rhythms elsewhere that metal fans everywhere won't be able to resist. It really is that good. Atheist are clearly far from being a typical death metal band, especially for the early nineties, and this is far removed from the genre's usual emphasis on speed, aggression and volume, replacing it with a focus on tight performances with a strong rhythmic focus. Nothing here feels out of place, from the brief guitar, bass and drum so...more

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Release Date: 2005 - 09 - 05, Audio CD, Relapse
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Premium Review Unquestionable Presence - Atheist: The Tech Metal Classic (465 words)
by - written on 30/01/08 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Receiving wider recognition today than it ever did on its release, Atheist's second album is the definitive work of technical metal and one of the greatest death metal albums of all time. A large step up from its predecessor, the jazz fusion influence is now perfectly incorporated into one of the tightest metal performances ever recorded, as every band member displays their virtuosity and independence without ever clashing with the unison sound. The most important thing to appreciate about this release is that despite its technical prowess, this is no Yngwie Malmsteen masturbation fest: all of these songs are packed with incredible riffs, melodies and rhythms superior to ...  Read the complete review

 

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A great new sound and approach from simply one of the best bands of our time! None- could this get any better? Okay, a couple of tracks might sound better live but still.....

Excellent guitar and drum performance, high in energy throughout. Chaotic structure is problematic and detracts from the enjoyment.

Superb vocals, and lyrics, great song structure and hugely atmospheric Quite short, though bolstered by some great live tracks.

More energetic and powerful metal performance than the last E.P. Less material.

Some strong music is contained within this album, a number of incredibly hard hitting tracks. There are a few weak links here, not always is the music entirely effective.

Some more old-school heavy metal for you. It's not particularly good.

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