Dirty Shirt - Freak Show
| Release date: | 17 February 2013 |
| Style: | Alternative metal, Crossover folk metal |
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01. Ride
02. Bad Apples
03. Freak Show
04. Trust Me
05. Away
06. The Business Óf Life
07. Never Say Never
08. This Is The Day
09. Saraca Inima Me
10. Extreme Funky Disco
11. Rocks Off
02. Bad Apples
03. Freak Show
04. Trust Me
05. Away
06. The Business Óf Life
07. Never Say Never
08. This Is The Day
09. Saraca Inima Me
10. Extreme Funky Disco
11. Rocks Off
Produced by Mihai Tivadar & Charles "Kallaghan" Massabo.
Music by Dirty Shirt, except "Rocks Off" by Daniel Bedingfield; chorus of "Bad Apples" and the track "Săracă Inima Me" from Romanian traditional music.
Lyrics by Leonard Ciocan and Dirty Shirt, except "Freak Show", "Never Say Never", and "Ride" by Leonard Ciocan; "Rocks Off" by Daniel Bedingfield; chorus of "Bad Apples" and all lyrics of "Săracă Inima Me" from Romanian traditional music.
With the participation of Cosmin Petruţ (violin on "Bad Apples" and "Rocks Off"), Assica Jelba (additional synths on "Ride" and "Trust Me"), David McLeod (synth solo on "Never Say Never") and Brushvox (synth sound design adviser).
Mixed and mastered by Charles "Kallaghan" Massabo @ studio 118 WEST, Los Angeles, USA
Editing and arrangements by Mihai Tivadar @ MT Sound, Grenoble, France
Recorded by Mihai Tivadar, Vlad Ţoca, and Adrian Uritescu @ LowBass Studio, Deva, Romania (drums, guitars); @ PSSS, Seini, Romania (vocals, bass, acoustic guitars); @ MT Sound, Grenoble, France (synths, additional guitars).
Additional recordings by Radu Lup (violins) @ Studioul G.M. Zamfirescu Satu Mare, Romania; by David McLeod (additional synths) @ Word Of Mouth Studios, London, UK; by Assica Jelba (additional synths) @ Santa Claus Studio, Jyväskylä, Finland.
Artwork by Costin Chioreanu (Twilight13Media).
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| Necrodamus Posts: 435  |
A fun album. I like the folky elements mixed in with the alternative/industrial metal riffs. This band needs more exposure.
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| Crawltipede Posts: 91  |
This album is excellent no matter how you look at it, and it's a pity that it doesn't get the attention it deserves. 
---- I will regret nothing.
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| Cynic Metalhead Ambrish Saxena Posts: 7557  |
Written by Crawltipede on 24.09.2024 at 13:37 To me, it sounds like Mushroomhead. Nothing extravagant here, and Mushroom have already defined what it all needed.
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| Crawltipede Posts: 91 |
Written by Cynic Metalhead on 24.09.2024 at 22:39 Of course, this has a lot in common with mushroomhead. But for me, the advantage of this album is that they used a more concise length to express enough things, so that there is almost no feeling of procrastination when listening from beginning to end. Speaking of this album alone, to me it sounds better than most of mh's albums. What's more, this band also has special elements of national music, so the two still have significant differences and their respective audience groups.
---- I will regret nothing.
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| Cynic Metalhead Ambrish Saxena Posts: 7557 |
Written by Crawltipede on 25.09.2024 at 08:51 Mushroom was far ahead of what this album encompasses whatsoever. It does resonate a lot to Korn as well, but I didn't find anything that minimize Mushroom's offerings.
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