ORigami GeijutsU - The Hibakusha Haikus (2016), Experimental/Progressive Metal/Mathcore Options

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*Artist: ORigami GeijutsU

*Album: The Hibakusha Haikus

*Year: 2016
*Genre: Experimental/Progressive Metal/Mathcore
*Country: France (IMG:http://metalarea.org/forum/style_images/flags/France.png)
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 65MB

Tracklist:
1. Fig.1 02:13
2. The Randlett System 02:45
3. Trisection On A Leaf 03:30
4. Paper Yokais Awakening 03:17
5. Senbazuru 04:36
6. Axiom II : Too Slow To Fold 04:08
7. Differential Geometry 02:51
8. A Rustle Before Silence II : From Nothing 04:32
9. A Rustle Before Silence III : To Everything 02:41
10. Paranoid (Feat. Olivier Haese) [Bonus Song] 02:20
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Total playing time: 32:53


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Extended info

An instrumental Mathcore which settles no barrier, in which the musical streams gather to pour as a torrent. It is a destructured assembly, energetic and without concession, at the same time simple and tortured, where the technique puts itself in the service of the musicality. "The Hibakusha Haikus", first album of ORigami geijutsU, is an appeasement after the abyss, the light which dissipates the darkness after the rumbling of the destruction.

Influences: The number twelve looks like you / The Dillinger Escape Plan / Converge / Sikth / Robotosaurus / Coerce

Technical info

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Input File: 01 - Fig.1.mp3
Channels : 2
Sample Rate : 44100
Precision : 16-bit
Duration : 00:02:14.12 = 5914692 samples = 10059 CDDA sectors
File Size : 5.36M
Bit Rate : 320k
Sample Encoding: MPEG audio (layer I, II or III)
Comments :
Title=Fig.1
Artist=ORigami geijutsU
Album=The Hibakusha Haikus
Tracknumber=1
Year=2016
Genre=Mathcore

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Wild insane shredding covering everything from mathcore to proto-death; complex, multi-layered music which would please fans of weird progressive metal acts like Psyopus, Psychopgaist and early The Dillinger Escape Plan