Devin Townsend - Terria
Release date: | 6 November 2001 |
Style: | Industrial progressive metal |
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01. Olives
02. Mountain
03. Earth Day
04. Deep Peace
05. Canada
06. Down And Under
07. The Fluke
08. Nobody's Here
09. Tiny Tears
10. Stagnant
11. Humble [hidden]
[Limited Edition Bonus Disc]
01. Universal
+ Multimedia
Featured In "Getting Into: Devin Townsend: Part II: The 2000s"
02. Mountain
03. Earth Day
04. Deep Peace
05. Canada
06. Down And Under
07. The Fluke
08. Nobody's Here
09. Tiny Tears
10. Stagnant
11. Humble [hidden]
[Limited Edition Bonus Disc]
01. Universal
+ Multimedia
Featured In "Getting Into: Devin Townsend: Part II: The 2000s"
Devin Garret Townsend - Guitar, Vocals, Ambience, Samples and Keyboards
Eugene Victor "Gene" Hoglan II - Drums
Craig McFarland - Fretless Bass
Jamie Meyer - Piano, Keyboards
Additional info
Limited Edition housed in a digipak with 28 page colour booklet. CD has a bonus track and is enhanced, containing live video footage from Devin's Japanese tour of 1999 and an audio commentary about the new album. (released in 2003)
Rating:
9.0
9.0
Rating: 9.0 |
The Devin Townsend Band sure aren't easy to get into, but for some reason I was cool enough to love this album from the first spin. If you like experimental music you will probably appreciate 'Terria'. This album has everything I want an album to have, on every point that matters to me. On originality and experimentation; The Devin Townsend Band is of course more or less the work of one man, and that guy is a genious - even his haircut is a proof for that! This album is as unique as a snowflake, with a soundscape and style that you can only find on the other works of this man. The songs are all based in metal but there is so much more, so many details that you will be blown away by. Many of the tracks could be called "atmospheric metal", but that won't be enough to describe how it sounds. The expression 'wall of sound' is common when people talk about this band, and I think of a distorted orchestra playing on maximum volume in the middle of a great city. There are of course also great contrasts to this with a lot of calm parts that have nothing to do with metal. Read more ›› |
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