The guitarist and the bassist seem to be the two main
members of the band. They both have the most complex and pronounced parts in
the music, which generally hints that they’re the ones that write the music.
Their bassist is actually a lot better than most of the underground brutal
metal bassists I’ve heard. He’s one of those bassists that like to follow along
and harmonize with the guitar, which often times sounds pretty cool. He has
some really cool solo riffs that he pulls off like in the beginning of “Uprooted
System”. Honestly, I don’t really think the drummer is all that special; he’s
perfect for the style of music, but doesn’t really speak out to me as being an
outstanding drummer.
Obviously they’ve chosen the sci-fi/extraterrestrial life
theme. You can easily tell this because of the lyrics and the world famous
radio interview of the former Area-51 employee that they use in the intro and
the outro. The whole sci-fi theme is really starting to become a thing among
bands these days, most notably with bands like Obscura, The Faceless, Origin,
Decrepit Birth, and Augury.
Their vocalist does the most extreme pig squeal I’ve ever
heard. The thing that makes it sound unique is that he has his mouth right
against the microphone and has his hands cupped over it for an echo that
eventually creates distortion within the amplifier. Let me just say that there
is NO way that you could possibly make out ANYTHING that he’s saying, don’t try
to act cool by saying you can understand him, because I know you can’t, and you’re
not supposed to be able to either.
Italy is currently home to other metal masters such as
Fleshgod Apocalypse, Lacuna Coil, Dark Lunacy, Forgotten Tomb, Raintime, and
Vomit the Soul. In fact, Italy has pretty much been the music capital of the
world since the era of classical music! It may not seem like that to us
Americans, but Italy actually has literally every type of music you can name
spewing out of its citizens. They have been known as the most musically diverse
country for the past few hundred years. This album is actually very impressive,
quite a step up from the majority of underground brutal music out there, this
gets 17/20.
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