The Proselyte - Sunshine (2011), Progressive Sludge/Southern/Stoner Metal |
The Proselyte - Sunshine (2011), Progressive Sludge/Southern/Stoner Metal |
Nov 2 2011, 00:50:42
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Group: Металариец |
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*Artist: The Proselyte *Year: 2011*Album: Sunshine *Genre: Progressive Sludge/Southern/Stoner Metal *Country: United States (IMG:http://metalarea.org/forum/style_images/flags/United%20States.png) *Format: mp3@CBR192kbps *Size: 51MB Tracklist: 1. Suckers Have Teeth 04:18 2. Four Fathers 04:19 3. Grey Lady 04:51 4. White Mud 03:01 5. Legion in Vine 05:49 6. Slaw 03:18 7. Sulfur Queen 04:00 8. Thirty Thousand Feet of Shark 04:31 9. Freedom Trail 05:42 ****************************** Total playing time: 39:49 (IMG:http://metalarea.org/images/myspace.png) Extended info Line-Up: Alec T. Rodriguez – Vox/Drums Bradford J. Macomber – Bass/Circuitry Mitchell C. Belch – Vox/Guitars Nicholas G. Wolf – Vox/Guitars Kim Jensen (seaoftranquility.org): Heavy and doom-ladden, The Proselyte's Sunshine is a solid slab of sludge metal with lots of melody and groove as well as plenty of references to the heavy southern rock of the 90s. While the first track, 'Suckers Have Teeth', is an uptempo and fairly aggressive tune and uptempo passages do occur on the album, Sunshine is mostly a quite heavy album which draws on a dark and oppressive psychedelia which, as if to spare the listener from total depression, is punctuated by more uplifting intermezzos (such as certain choral harmonies and melodies every now and then). Fans of slow and sludgy music will definitely find the many heavy southern rock-derived passages appealing, and there are also plenty of quite doom-ladden riffs to make fans of doom metal happy. There are two dominant types of singing on the album: a clean grungy Alice in Chains-like style, which suits the heavy rock aspects of this release quite well, and an aggressive hardcore punk yelling, which generates an interesting sense of tension. So, this is obviously a quite expressive album, which draws on sludge metal, doom metal, 70s heavy rock and, to some extent, also 90s grungy alternative/rock metal. In addition, the tunes on Sunshine are also progressively oriented, and The Proselyte make frequent use of odd time signatures and dynamic changes from heavy metallic passages to more mellow and melodic ones. Fans of progressive sludge metal along the lines of Mastodon will probably find The Proselyte's progressively tinged Sunshine an enjoyable listen. Its texture is perhaps less multifaceted than Mastodon's sound, but The Proselyte's sound is much more focused, and there is, of course, enough variation to prevent one's attention from wandering. In Sunshine, we are definitely dealing with a strong and well-put together sludge metal release, which is both interesting and enjoyable. (c) Register
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Nov 2 2011, 05:42:38
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ЦИТАТА Fans of progressive sludge metal along the lines of Mastodon will probably find The Proselyte's progressively tinged Sunshine an enjoyable listen. Its texture is perhaps less multifaceted than Mastodon's sound, but The Proselyte's sound is much more focused, and there is, of course, enough variation to prevent one's attention from wandering. In Sunshine, we are definitely dealing with a strong and well-put together sludge metal release, which is both interesting and enjoyable. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/hmm.gif) возьму на пробу |
Nov 2 2011, 06:28:02
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Group: V.I.P |
(IMG:style_emoticons/default/bye.gif) Sludge/
(IMG:style_emoticons/default/1488.gif) Post-Grunge They somehow manage to hit fresh, uncharted territory using familiar hallmarks of stoner metal, Seattle grunge and modern melodicism...but the crushing moments мне вот интересно Sludge/Southern/Stoner (IMG:style_emoticons/default/crazy.gif) это как типа на банке сгухи написано сгущеное молоко/ молоко/ сахар/сущенка |
Nov 2 2011, 06:40:44
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ЦИТАТА Post-Grunge да не там его, максимум сатерн и дезерт рокЦИТАТА это как типа на банке сгухи написано сгущеное молоко/ молоко/ сахар/сущенка харе уже, сам бы написал тоже самое) ты наверное забыл что это отдельные стили, а не разные названия одного и того же стиля. Похожие - да, но это не значит что оно масло-масляное. |
Nov 2 2011, 06:45:51
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да не там его, максимум сатерн и дезерт рок харе уже, сам бы написал тоже самое) ты наверное забыл что это отдельные стили, а не разные названия одного и того же стиля. Похожие - да, но это не значит что оно масло-масляное. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/crazy.gif) да как скажешь, (IMG:style_emoticons/default/1488.gif) можно еще и блюз написать с десерт роком |
Nov 2 2011, 07:02:34
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(IMG:style_emoticons/default/crazy.gif) да как скажешь, (IMG:style_emoticons/default/1488.gif) можно еще и блюз написать с десерт роком лучше отписывайся по альбому, тк составлять свое мнение о группе у тебя лучше выходит чем спорить) |
Nov 2 2011, 07:19:00
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мне вот интересно Sludge/Southern/Stoner (IMG:style_emoticons/default/crazy.gif) это как типа на банке сгухи написано сгущеное молоко/ молоко/ сахар/сущенка совсем нет, это вообще-то разные стили, такое сочетание стилей имеет право на существование в принципе, и много когда используется кстати в ином случае треш/спид/грув тоже одного поля ягоды сгущенка/сгущеное молоко (IMG:style_emoticons/default/1488.gif) |
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