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Coming off their best record yet in 1996's Passage, Swiss black metal gods Samael released this five-track EP as a stopgap before beginning to work on their next album. They also got to utilize the mostly solid leftovers from the previous record, including "Exodus" and "Tribes of Cain." Still, only serious completists will need to venture here. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia
Live Recording Samael Exodus Songs | 1. | Exodus |
| 2. | Tribes of Cain |
| 3. | Son of Earth |
| 4. | Winter Solstice |
| 5. | Ceremony of Opposites |
| 6. | From Malkuth to Kether |
| 7. | (Untitled) - (hidden track) |
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Twisted Sister: Dee Snider (vocals); Eddie Ojeda (guitar, background vocals); Jay Jay French (guitar); Mark "The Animal" Mendoza (bass, background vocals); A.J. Pero (drums, background vocals).
Principally recorded at The Barn, Kitchenham Farm, Ashburnham, England; I.C.C. Studios, ...
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Additional Tracks
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Samael: Vorph (vocals, guitar); Makro (guitar); Xy (keyboards, percussion, programming); Mas (bass guitar).
Samael's long-awaited sixth album, 2004's Reign of Light, was a significant chapter in the adventurous Swiss quartet's career in that it was less a heavy metal album infused with electronic elements (like its immediate predecessors) than a trip-hop/industrial album draped in heavy metal ingredients. As such, it was actually far more successful, on its own terms, than 1999's lackluster techno-black metal exercise Eternal, but for most long-term Samael fans who had waited half a decade for this, well, the generalized uproar was, ...
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The new wave of British heavy metal that dawned along with the 1980s yielded heavier and more popular bands than Saxon (Iron Maiden and Def Leppard, to name just two), but anyone who listens to their second album, WHEELS OF STEEL, will recognize the origins of what came to be the dominant style of FM radio metal for over a decade. Combining the muscle of Black Sabbath with the nimble, twisting two-guitar attack of Thin Lizzy, Saxon helped create the template for British "power metal." Its driving rhythms and wailing theatrical vocals may have eventually become the norm, but in 1980 WHEELS OF STEEL was a shiny chrome beast of an album, and without precedent. Songs such as "Motorcycle Man" and "Freeway Mad" are the soundtrack for outlaw biker parties on both sides of the pond, and "Suzie Hold On" is a perfect hard-rock love song, tough and tender in equal measure.
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Additional Tracks; Special Edition
Chimaira: Mark Hunter (vocals); Matt DeVries (guitar); Jim LaMarca (bass guitar); Kevin Talley, Rob Arnold, Chris Spicuzza.
Personnel: Rob Arnold (guitar); Chris Spicuzza (keyboards, sampler); Kevin Talley (drums).
Audio Mixers: Ben Schigel; Colin Richardson.
Recording information: Anteup Studios, Cleveland, OH (10/06/2003); Spider Studios, Strongville, OH (10/06/2003); Tilburg, The Netherlands (10/06/2003).
Photographers: Garrett Zunt; Todd Bell.
The follow-up to the hit album THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF REASON, Chimaira's self-titled third CD continues the group's quest to become the most pummeling, no-frills, downright scary metalcore band on the planet. With the addition of new drummer Kevin Talley, who adds an even greater degree of rhythmic precision and aggression, Chimaira further refines its unique combination of old-school thrash and modern death metal.
"Nothing Remains" takes harmonic cues from Scandinavian black metal, delivering horror-movie-worthy chord progressions with a speed and drive equal to the most mind-numbing industrial beats. "Left for Dead" opens with military-style snare drum rudiments before bursting into a scathing denunciation of greed that recalls early Metallica. Though Chimaira's electronic elements are more subtle than on previous albums, well-placed sound effects add to the record's intense spookiness, particularly on the epic seven-and-a-half minute closer "Lazarus," a chilling, yet strangely sensitive, narrative about a friend's suicide.
Metalcore is full of bands that have mastered the art of being savagely ferocious. Actually, savage ferocity is a primary ingredient if a band is going to provide true metalcore. It goes with the territory. But one thing that fewer metalcore bands have mastered is the art of being truly hooky. Hatebreed and Throwdown (two of metalcore's best bands) have mastered it; they have mastered the art of hookiness and infectiousness as effectively as they have mastered the art of dense, skullcrushing brutality. And that healthy combination of savagery and hookiness is also alive and well on this self-titled effort, which is Chimaira's third album and comes seven years after the band's formation. The Cleveland-based outfit takes no prisoners on this 2005 release; they kick, punch, pummel, and delight in taking listeners to the land of 1,000 bruises. But again, having a take-no-prisoners outlook doesn't separate them from the glut of metalcore combos that surfaced in the late '90s and early to mid-2000s -- what makes "Comatose," "Bloodlust," and other tracks a cut above most of 2005's metalcore recordings ...
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Aborted (Metal): Sven De Caluwe (vocals); Matty DuPont (guitar); Peter Goemaere (bass guitar); Sebastien Tuvi.
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