Urge France
At the core of Urge lies a warning, like the primal cry of a generation facing the prospect of a bleak future, refusing to succumb to a destiny dictated by past blunders. « Here/after » resonates as an anthem in the struggle for survival and the redemption of humanity faced with its own excesses—a steadfast flame in the abyss, that urges the quest for beauty, meaning, and tragedy even amid chaos. ... more
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A masterpiece - I'm lost for words. Extreme metal that feels extreme. Art that will outlive its creators - magnifique!!
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Music that speaks to the parts of yourself you try your hardest to keep repressed. Truly unsettling. Frightening. A+ would listen again.
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Perfectly gloomy Norwegian goth/post-punk, anchored by a punchy rhythm section and driven by chiming guitar lines and morose vocals.
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Boston goth/post-punk band True Faith offer two punchy, hooky, perfectly melodramatic cuts on this new 7-inch.
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Damn, this stuff does me good! Angry anvil-heavy industrial doom, a handful of slimy mud for good measure; you come revitalised out of it . The mix is much more subbtle than you could think, reading the tag and with all the main refernces in mind (Godflesh, Crowbar...): it's also melodic, psychedelic, there's a even a clean female singer in here to brighten your days.
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