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The music of Systematic, as represented on the quartet's debut album SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN is clearly not your father's heavy metal. Though they're obviously influenced by the likes of Metallica, the band has more in common with contemporaries like System of a Down, fusing metallic crunch and old-school melodic sensibilities with a very modern approach to heavy rock. Like any hard rock band worth its salt, Systematic utilizes bone-crunching guitar riffs, jackhammer rhythms, and angst-ridden vocals to paint a sonic portrait of a world overtaken by anger, tumult, and general mayhem. But its in the combination of compact, compressed, industrial-influenced production and James Hetfield-like lion-king roar that the Systematic sound is truly defined. SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN stands to prove that contemporary heavy rock bands can nod to the past without forsaking the future.
Recorded at East Iris Studios, Tennessee.
Systematic: Tim Narducci (vocals, guitar); Adam Ruppel (guitar, background vocals); Nick St. Denis (bass, background vocals); Shaun Bannon (drums).
Audio Mixer: Andy Wallace.
Recording information: East Iris Studios, TN; New Reflection, TN.
Additional personnel: Philip Bailey (drums).
This is an Enhanced CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.CMJ (5/14/01, p.18) - "...They have the commercial gloss and aggro hooks of godsmack with the girth and crunch of Machine Head..." Somewhere In Between Music Systematic Somewhere In Between Songs Somewhere In Between Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews ' A HARD ROCK NECESSITY '
I borrowed this cd from a friend of mine, and now I'm definitely getting one of my own.
For fans of Cold, Sevendust, From Zero and Machine Head......
Submitted by a reviewer (Barbados, W.I.) 
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System dont shut it down!
This is great album. It is just plain hard rock. You cant much good hard rock these daze. I love these guys and they are one of my favorite bands.
I love
Submitted by blinco311 (Shawnee,OK)
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One of the best new metal groups around,period!!A refreshing unique sound with killer vocals to back it up.A definite must have!!!
Submitted by edgeezs1 (Lincoln,Ne,USA)
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I first heard systematic on HBO's "REVERB". Just hearing the first song was enough to hook me. I haven't heard an album this powerful in years. It's rare that I get an album that gives me chills with nearly every song. I gotta give Narducci credit for his outstanding vocals.
Submitted by a reviewer (Bronx, NY, USA)
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Great CD i heard them at ozz fest and was blown away. Bought the cd. Well thought out lyrics, great composition, you can tell these guys care about what they are doing, no selling out here..... I recommend it highly
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