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 With No Human Intervention - Aborym
Newest Review: ... second with its icy lack of energy, while the guitars are mostly restricted to heavily backgrounded riffs with a few ... more  ... acceptable moments in the spotlight, overpowered even by the keyboards that act primarily to maintain the atmosphere of apocalypse, robots or whatever.
By far the most impressive aspect of the album is the vocal performance from black metal icon Attila Csihar, whose range has improved greatly since his performance on Mayhem’s infamous ‘De Mysteriis dom Sathanas’ in 1993. Attila performs primarily in a deep growl, with frequent lapses into ferocious screams and some very effective chant and spoken word sections that suit the a...more |
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With No Human Intervention
Release Date: 2003 - 03 - 24, Audio CD, Code 666 Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42
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With No Human Intervention - Aborym: Techno Tissue over a Metal Endoskeleton (1463 words)
by - written on 28/09/07 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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Italy’s Aborym is an intriguingly forward-looking black metal band, forsaking the historical focus and influence typical of much of the genre and incorporating ever more electronic and dance elements to produce something that sounds notably futuristic, or at least highly contemporary. As of their third album, released in 2003, this skilful melding of two vastly different styles is still very much a work in progress. Aborym is by no means an innovator when it comes to introducing electronic elements into metal, or even black metal specifically, with noted bands such as Anaal Nathrakh concentrating on a similar fusion of styles, a larger number of bands such as ... Read the complete review
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