Genre: Goregrind, Porngrind
de mexico
http://www.mediafire.com/?0jrhd9io9tj
viernes, 14 de marzo de 2008
domingo, 2 de marzo de 2008
A PERPETUAL DYING MIRROR
[DOOM/MELODIC]
The band was founded in 1994 by ex members of a doom/death band called Supplicium. Without doubt the music is influenced by My Dying Bride but far from all the time. From time to time the music gets a blackish feeling with riffs and chimes like in the first Dolorian album. Other times the music get a dark majestic feeling, like Majesty. The band also seems to enjoy showing off their guitar skills
The band was founded in 1994 by ex members of a doom/death band called Supplicium. Without doubt the music is influenced by My Dying Bride but far from all the time. From time to time the music gets a blackish feeling with riffs and chimes like in the first Dolorian album. Other times the music get a dark majestic feeling, like Majesty. The band also seems to enjoy showing off their guitar skills
Con esta portada cualquiera pensaría que estamos ante un disco de Black Sinfónico al estilo de Limbonic Art, Sirius o Sabrax, pero lo que hacen mis chavos resulta ser Doom Metal.
Se trata de un Doom sinfónico con mucha presencia de teclados y unas guitarras que para nada son las pesadas losas de los poderosos grupos de Doom-Death; aunque tampoco tienen las trabajadas guitarras de Paradise Lost precisamente, vendrían a ser más bien algo así como el primer disco de los brasileños Mythological Cold Towers, ese grupo que con temática sobre civilizaciones en decadencia.
Precisamente el contenido de las letras les hace distintos del resto de bandas Doom porque, junto a la inefable portada, parecen más propias de Limbonic Art como ya dije; si incluso tienen una canción titulada “Fullmoon in scorpivs”, quien no se acuerde del grupo noruego al leer eso...
Para recrear lo tratado en el contenido lírico recurren a unos teclados que procuran sonar astrales, algo que es ciertamente distinto a los habituales clichés depresivos tan propios del estilo.
Tienen una voz gutural lo bastante poderosa como para bastarse por sí misma, pero insisten en meter unos gritos como lejanos (supongo que querrán imitar a los antiguos Anathema) que no me acaban de convencer, además de voces habladas como suele ser habitual en grupos así.
Este cd no estará de más para doomsters empedernidos que no se cansan de conocer grupos nuevos en su estilo predilecto.
http://rapidshare.com/files/45679862/A_Perpetual_Dying_Mirror_-_Towards_A_Constellation_View.rar
sábado, 1 de marzo de 2008
TOXODETH-mysteries about life and death Tape (1989)
1.intro
2.the beacon
3.phantasm
4.visit of the dead
5.doom predictions
6.graveyard
7.mausoleum
8.seeing to our ages
9.tales from beyond
This is a brutal classic Mexican metal release, that verges on technical death/thrash (what with all of the guitar solos, and guitar god riffing). The recording is totally raw & evil sounding, and sounds as though it was recorded in a dark black cave in one take. The vox border on pre black metal. It's Hard to believe these guys were a 3 piece, and had been around since 1983. This has some elements of Possessed for sure.
The cover art is great, so minimalistic and gloomy looking.
Mexico has always been a place with millions of underground metal supporters, I guess its just rare that you hear of a Mexican band in the USA. Obscure and Classic. Originally I bought a copy of this at ERL Records in Albany NY. Dave and Jack used to call me up when they'd get some metal collections in the store. There was a guy who was an older state worker (like 40 years old, in 1991), he would bring in all this weird metal,and was knowledgeable of it all. He was totally straight looking, but into some brutal gruesome stuff. Jack and Dave would let us smoke and drink in the store... the place was amazing
2.the beacon
3.phantasm
4.visit of the dead
5.doom predictions
6.graveyard
7.mausoleum
8.seeing to our ages
9.tales from beyond
This is a brutal classic Mexican metal release, that verges on technical death/thrash (what with all of the guitar solos, and guitar god riffing). The recording is totally raw & evil sounding, and sounds as though it was recorded in a dark black cave in one take. The vox border on pre black metal. It's Hard to believe these guys were a 3 piece, and had been around since 1983. This has some elements of Possessed for sure.
The cover art is great, so minimalistic and gloomy looking.
Mexico has always been a place with millions of underground metal supporters, I guess its just rare that you hear of a Mexican band in the USA. Obscure and Classic. Originally I bought a copy of this at ERL Records in Albany NY. Dave and Jack used to call me up when they'd get some metal collections in the store. There was a guy who was an older state worker (like 40 years old, in 1991), he would bring in all this weird metal,and was knowledgeable of it all. He was totally straight looking, but into some brutal gruesome stuff. Jack and Dave would let us smoke and drink in the store... the place was amazing
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