As in it doesn't sound like any particular song revolves around one singular instrument or riff, but has everything beautifully play off each other.
The melodies and riffs from each song are instantly identifiable as that particular song, the new elements incorporated into the music fit extremely well and it seems like the record was written with each separate song in mind. The band continues their tradition of not repeating themselves but in a much better, more accessible way than they have in the past. The key element of the band’s music lies with the use of synthesizers, which set up that classic, if not eerie, signature sounds from your favorite ‘70s and ‘80s cult movies. And within that context, the music created by Voyag3r is influenced heavily by sci-fi, horror and action movies of that time. What sets Voyag3r apart from its peers is that the band’s focus lies within the confines of soundtrack music from the ‘70s and ‘80s. Label: Battle Chamber Music / Bellyache Records Genre(s): Instrumental Electronica, Space Rock, Soundtrack
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Lovers of the best offerings from the RIO, classic fusion, prog rock, avant garde, progressive jazz, free jazz and Eastern music genres will all find plenty to sink their teeth into here - but that only starts to penetrate the surface of this delectable amalgamation Brilliant compositions decorated by powerful themes, sudden shifts, sensitive group dynamics and fiery solo excursions dominate this session, as Moraine reveals a more psychodelic vibe, while remaining collectively and steadfastly plugged into the magic of the moment at hand. (Jerry Kranitz at )īuilding on the momentum generated by their previous releases for MoonJune Records, Moraine draws from the more exotic facets of the avant garde and fusion equations.Moments of "early-Crimsonesque" intensity are often balanced out by a more Eastern approach to melody, arrangement and ensemble delivery the music is delightfully fresh and unpredictable throughout. Overall a damn good set of potent Space Rock. Deep Destructors switch to their native Finnish for this one (lyrics on the rest of the album are in English). Finally, Ikuinen Alku has a high powered Hawk rocking vibe similar to Spaceship Earth. Nothing sits still for long as the Destructors continually shift gears and the track is loaded with non-flashy yet cool and interesting dual guitar work. This track reminded me a lot of early Darxtar. The narrative development continues on the 15 minute An Ode to Indifferent Universe, which evolves through heavy Space-Prog and cosmic Hard Rock constructions. Cosmic Burial is also in the 9 minute range and is a blend of cosmic Black Sabbath Stoner Space Rock and trippy deep space dreamy excursions with a narrative sense that a story is being told.
About halfway through this 9 minute track the music transitions to an easier paced melodic rocking section with one slowly soloing and one strumming guitar, before launching into a stoned yet still spaced out Hard Rock blast that leads to the finale. Spaceship Earth rocks hard in Hawkwind circa Electric Teepee space and has a punchy Alan Davey styled bass that makes my head want to BANG.
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Read the full review by at īeyond The Black Star kicks things off, being a rocker with a swinging groove plus acid Psych and Hawkwind Space Ritual effects. The vocals are alternatively sung and screamed, which is a rather common style amongst modern death metalbands (In Flames is a famous practioner of this style and has been so since the later albums, probably starting around the ‘Come Clarity’-age). Not to mention that for every outbreak of heaviness the band compensates with a melodically pleasing riff. Those quakes are not deathcore-inspired as they are not the random open note slaps that have made you vomit up your meals more than enough, but rather the polyrhythmic delights that one could expect from the hands of modern bands like Uneven Structure. Musically the emotion finds expression through solid bass lines and beatdowns that will spread quakes from under your speakers. Musicians that made music into their main profession are more likely to implement deep thought and emotion into their discography which will eventually be their life’s work.
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Emotion provides otherwise flat art with a colourful skin and also interesting lyrical concepts. That implies the new aspect of emotionally heavy music, which is a positive development. The modern twist melodic death metalbands integrate into their music nowadays lies in an influence from the hardcore corner.
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