Fange - Pudeur
| Release date: | 24 April 2020 |
| Style: | Hardcore, Sludge metal, Industrial metal |
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4 have it 1 wants it |
01. Soleils Vaincus
02. Cafard Céleste
03. À Tombeaux Ouverts
04. Génuflexion
05. Croix De Paille
06. À Blanc
07. Dieux Gémissants
08. Total Serpent
02. Cafard Céleste
03. À Tombeaux Ouverts
04. Génuflexion
05. Croix De Paille
06. À Blanc
07. Dieux Gémissants
08. Total Serpent
ReviewRecorded by Cyrille Gachet at Cryogène Prod, Bègles, France
Mixed by Cyrille Gachet at Dick Doom Studio, Talence, France
Mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side Music, New Windsor, USA
Artwork by Benjamin Moreau • mrbjm.tumblr.com
Layout by Benjamin Moreau & Matthias Jungbluth
Rating:
8.0
8.0
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Rating: 8.0 |
France has been something of a lightning rod for dirty, (usually) sludge-infused hardcore metal for a good number of years now, particularly via the formidable Throatruiner Records. But if there's one of these bands that always seems to stick out as more potent, creative, and all around prolific than the others, it's definitely Fange. Read more ›› |
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Comments
Comments: 2
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| Apothecary PsyCHEdelic Posts: 5561 From: USA  |
This is nasty as fuck and I love every second of it. It's also pretty cool that the band basically went from sludge to hardcore to industrial over with their past 3 albums (including this one). Cool sound evolution.
---- Go tell that long tongue liar Go and tell that midnight rider Tell the rambler, the gambler, the back biter You tell em that God's gonna cut em down
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| (o> . <o> ) Posts: 134 From: Slovak Republic  |
First time hearing these guys. Interesting mix and production, most of the high frequency content is "lushly bright", like a sweep of white noise that's almost harsh but still very much pleasant. The guitars are a nice balance of gritty, warm and sort of rounded. The vocals cut through the mix just enough but still sit in well with rest of the elements. I'm a big fan of the production here, it's heavy, dark and dirtied up just enough with the cymbals and noise dancing over the top of your head to balance it out and the vocals bringing a lot of this guttural rasp out. It compliments the songwriting well, about which I'm just going to say that I simply like it  Not sure what my rating would be as it is still a very fresh listen to me, but I'm feeling it somewhere in between a 7 and 8.
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