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This is an
album from a French band that is not very well known but they have been around
since all the way back in 1986. They recorded a couple of demos and an EP but
broke up in 1989. In 1992 the band reformed and they recorded a concept album
called "Requiem", based on poems from Charles Baudelaire. In 1998 the two
guitarists of the band decided to continue on their own and in June 2000 they
recorded this album. The band is now back with a full line-up. Musically this
is a mix of all styles with thrash and death metal as the two most prominent
ones. The vocals are perhaps the weakest element of the band, sounding
sometimes like black metal screeches and sometimes like death metal growling
but a little too raw at times. The weird thing here is that I really like this
album. The guitarwork is excellent with very technical playing. This album has
a lot of pure old heavy/thrash metal riffs and a raw aggressive sound that is
really unusual in todays world. No matter what kind of metal you like I think
Nomed and "A Vision Of God" will appeal to you unless you hate every band
without clean vocals. The lyrics are in both English and French. For more
information and to order the cd please contact Putrefaction Records at PUTREFACTION@netclic.fr.
| Tracklist |
1. Escape 2. The Septic |
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3. The Trial 4. Total Terror 5. La Gamme Du Vide 6. |
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Del Mundo De Luz 7. L'Ombre 8. La Fleur Des Idées Fixes |
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9. The Conqueror |
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