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Freund Hein is an Austrian
band that was born in 1994 by three 16-17 year old boys who wanted to play the
music they liked together. "Subversive Revolution" is a mini album financed
by the band themselves but it is more than just a simple demo. The production
is rock solid and crystal clear and the cover art and layout is very
professional as well. This shows that they are serious about what they do and
so does the music. It is almost impossible for me to tell you what this sounds
like since Freund Hein is a very strange band, strange in the way that they
don't sound like any other bands I've heard. There are black metal riffing
and screams, death metal influences, there are acoustic sections, progressive
keyboard arrangements and dark clean vocals which sometimes gives their music
a slightly gothic touch. The thread that ties all these five songs together is
however that all of them are very melodic even if they are not easy to grasp
since the song structures are highly unusual and sometimes rather complex. I
definitely think the band should continue down this road because they have
developed an interesting concept and if they work hard it should be a record
contract coming their way sooner or later. "Subversive RevolutioN" is in
short a decent release from one of those bands you need to hear before knowing
whether it's something for you or
not.
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1. To Be - What A |
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Shame! 2. The Brute In Him 3. ...Against The Establishment And |
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Bourgeoisie 4. Vicious Circle 5. Subversive Revolution On All |
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