Amogh Symphony - The Quantum Hack Code
| Release date: | 25 December 2010 |
| Style: | Avantgarde metal, Progressive death metal |
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01. The Fall Of World Defense System
02. Dvorzhetskii's Prophecy
03. Osiris 1
04. The Quantum Barrier Code Interpretation By Mainframe
05. Polymorphic Infection : Releasing Proteus
06. X-Karna : Activated
07. The Nullification Method : Oni Vs. Proteus
08. Decoded : Karnosiris
09. The Collapse Of Q-Web And Osiris 1
02. Dvorzhetskii's Prophecy
03. Osiris 1
04. The Quantum Barrier Code Interpretation By Mainframe
05. Polymorphic Infection : Releasing Proteus
06. X-Karna : Activated
07. The Nullification Method : Oni Vs. Proteus
08. Decoded : Karnosiris
09. The Collapse Of Q-Web And Osiris 1
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"Imagine that: A human built creation that surpasses its masters and enslaves them! Pretty freaking original now, isn't it? Whaat?! Frankenstein, Terminator and Matrix already exploited the theme? Nonsense, we have an original idea and we shall stick to it." That's pretty much how I imagined the brainstorm went in creating this concept album. It is filled with narrative parts that are supposed to draw you in and make each song the soundtrack of the events put forward by that charming robot lady, but it does the exact opposites. It gets on your nerve, cuts you from the song you were enjoying and forces you to listen to that boring recording of a boring story. And just as you are about to hit that skip button, the next track kicks in and cools you down. Read more ›› |
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| BloodTears ANA-thema Posts: 11835 From: Portugal  |
I'm intrigued.
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| Gelati Posts: 85 From: USA |
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| atrox Posts: 125 From: Estonia  |
Anyone got a version without the narrating (-1 points for these)? 
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| Mr.CalmStorm Posts: 5 From: India  |
I really loved this album and I never really thought such kind of music would come from India. Even though I liked it the thing which I personally believe is that music just adds colors to a song whereas the vocals give life to a song. After all who would fall into love with a lifeless body... but hats off to this unique concept and I really loved the story. PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN 
---- -Let Metal Reign Forever....................
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| psykometal A staff guy... Posts: 6101 From: USA  |
I love the story behind this, and think it would be best visualized in anime format with the music of this album used as the basis for the soundtrack.
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| Zap Guest Posts: 3516  |
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| Diverge Posts: 1334 From: Canada |
Written by Zap on 29.04.2015 at 00:18 There's another version you can get without the narration.  EDIT: Never mind, that's just the layers without narration.
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| Zap Guest Posts: 3516 |
Written by Diverge on 29.04.2015 at 05:03 You got me excited for a second 
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| CyberSymphony Ollie Posts: 673 From: UK  |
Listened to this on Spotify after this album was recommended to me, I have to agree with the above comments about the narrations, otherwise a really good album.
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| Zeleznk Posts: 250 From: Slovenia  |
After a couple of years of listening to this album I must say it's still one of my favourites. Complicated shredding mixed with some catchy melody and dynamic rythmic structures...it just never lets me cold and I always end up listening to the whole album...although I admit skipping the intros sometimes
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