Lavintman1
France has an eclectic heavy underground scene. A lot of unconventional bands that absolutely rip. This band fits nicely into that scene with this monstrous and bruising collection of bangers.
Favorite track: Red Rose.
Olga Kelasidou
It can be incredibly challenging to pick a favorite track when an entire album is packed with creativity and diversity. Each song contributes its own unique narrative, yet they come together harmoniously to form a cohesive and immersive listening experience. It's a testament to the artist's talent and vision when every track on an album feels like a standout in its own right.
Favorite track: Blood of My Blood.
Pumpkin-T (Metal Intégral - DoomCharts)
This album is probably one of the most creative I've heard this year. The musical spectrum is so broad! Those top level musicians can play very well-known structures and suddenly escape to lands of meditation or extreme metal. How to classify them? I could say: FFO City Weezle, Tranzat, Devin Townsend... A-MA-ZING!
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A bundle featuring both the vinyl and CD editions of the new Homecoming album, Those We Knew. These ships exclusively from the UK and include the following:
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Tell me something
I have never heard before
You’re always talking
Telling me you know the score
All that you know
You’ve only heard it
Strange to trust a stranger’s word
Before you judge
Make sure you know it
Heresay will only get you so far
So Tell me something
I have never heard before
You’re always talking
Telling me you know the score
Liars, wearing the crowns of the chosen
Deceit and lies
What’s inside your head
Tired red eyes
Learn to read instead
Fool have no excuses
Liars, wearing the crowns of the chosen
Deceit and spite
Try your hand at self flaggelation
While the industry corrupts the ideals of our
peers
Words inside your head
They’re not your own
If there is a trend
It seems you’ll follow
Long way down
Sure enough
Tear it down
Sure en-
So we offends the apostle
Lay down your life
Help me anoint the appointed
While the industry provides
So Tell me something
I have never heard before
You’re always talking
Telling me you know the score
Red rose
Starving as she falters
Dragging me down with her
To the edge of the falls
Dirty broken and led astray
She lows
Calling me to join her
Cackling twisted heifer
Towards the end of it all
Barren bloodied and thrown away
Yeah with bloodied brow
And crooked smile
I’ll walk away
Though it’s better now
And all the while
I’ve learned to live
Without you
Blood of my blood
Valiant soul
Dust of my dust
Come bear me home
Trust in me I will not fail
Even if I have to brave the throat of hell
And it seems, it seems it should
Be much easier than ever I thought it would
Walk with me in hell my friend
Together, we may well see the end
And it seems, it seems it could
Be much easier
Don’t hide your face
Sorrow
Blood of my blood
Valiant soul
Dust of my dust
Come bear me home
Can you take me to the shore, To bid farewell to those we knew?
Can you lead me to the edge, To stare into the floundering glass?
Will you tie me to the mast, And fill your ears with honeyed wax?
Will you take me to the shore, So I can see his face?
This beauteous reverie
Churns in the deep waters below
To see them smile again
What must I do?
Behind the veil the dancing figures beckoning to join them
Shattered face a mockery of all that came before
Tarnished halo
Torn in two!
Sunken grotto
Bathe in you!
As we fall
We keep flailing
Through the veil
It keeps going
Let the void
Drag you in
Let your husk
Be drawn into the maw of the deep
Can you take me to the shore, To bid farewell to those we knew?
Could you bear me to the edge, To gaze into the writhing glass?
Would you bind me to the mast, Unplug my ears of honeyed wax?
Now their threads are cut I shall await my turn and then I know
Back to the sandflats will I go
Light, filtered through bars
Can’t conceal the stars
Demented by the erudite scroll I correlate it all
Halls carved in strange stone, The symmetry is wrong
Thrown into this cell
Entombed in waking hell
Demented by the effort of it all
Don't let me fall asleep
Halls hewn in strange stone, The symmetry is gone
Now the walls they grow and writhe
I hear the wails of thousand lives
Calling me there
Anywhere’s better than here
Now they seem to carry on
To conclude their fateful song
Calling me home
Take my eyes for your throne
Wrenching the macula brings no anguish
Keeping these is all but useless
Adorn the vitreous wreath with this gift of eyes
Light
Eyes on the inside
This my gift to you
Borne to spy the space between the veil and and all that we were meant to see
about
HOMECOMING's upcoming album 'Those We Knew' reveals the band's well-honed personality, fusing grunge, 90s rock and progressive metal. ‘Those We Knew’ showcases remarkable vocal work that guides the listener through various musical tableaux. The vocals adapt to the moods and unite the tracks, tying together the influences. Discovering ‘Those We Knew’, we can easily imagine Alice In Chains featuring Tool or Cult Of Luna. The gloomy, heavy, sometimes hushed 90s tones collide with endless imagination, peppered by ethereal atmospheres, enticing introspection.
"Their sophomore album – Those We Knew – is just mind-blowing. The skill of the musicians, the gift of the singer, the sound dynamics are of a high level and magnify the overall quality of the work. " - Doom Charts
“Elements recognizable from the likes of Mastodon, Neurosis, maybe even Paris’ own Abrahma or similarly textured units given to shimmering guitars” - The Obelisk (USA)
“Homecoming seem to have found a winning formula that keeps their music grounded in reality even with a few ventures into Spaced Out and Psychedelic textures.” - Outlaws Of The Sun (UK)
“There is so much to take in, and repeated listens will only enrich that listening experience. It is an absolute stunner of an album, each of the six songs tells a different story and goes about doing it differently from the others. Nothing is off limits in terms of tools to be used, and it’s frightening just how good this is. Truly excellent.” - Metal Epidemic (UK)
“Aesthetic and enjoyable” - Ever Metal (UK)
“a stunning blend of so many different sounds that it’s amazing they can put it all together in such a comprehensive manner” - Heavy Music HQ (USA)
“una fusión que puede parecer extraña pero que se ensambla a la perfección en cortes extensos que tienen vida propia.” - Necromance (Spain)
ENG “a fusion that may seem odd, but which perfectly fits into extended cuts that have a life of their own.”
“un trabajo que se desmarca de sus perseguidores” - La Habitación 235 (Spain)
ENG “a work that sets itself apart from its contenders”
“les guitares déversent des riffs ravageurs quand ce n’est pas un travail plus progressif me rappelant un certain John Petrucci (Dream Theater)” - Music In Belgium (Belgium)
“eine spannende Platte zwischen Grunge, Post-Rock und -Metal” - Music Scan (Germany)
ENG “an exciting record between grunge, post-rock and metal”
“Die Virtuosität der beiden Gitarristen von Homecoming entspricht in etwa der beeindruckenden Technik des Drummers dieser Band” - Babyblaue Seiten (Germany)
ENG “The virtuosity of Homecoming's two guitarists roughly matches the impressive technique of the band's drummer.”
“la musique du combo parisien très maîtrisée techniquement” - Eklektik Rock (France)
ENG "the Parisian combo's music is technically very well mastered"
“Un vent de fraîcheur souffle sur le post rock/metal français” - Metal Obs Magazine (France)
ENG “A breath of fresh air blows through French post-rock/metal”
“Aussi ambitieux qu'inspiré, le quatuor emplit ses longues compositions jusqu'à ras bord de styles et d'ambiances variés, tout en réussissant à rendre le tout cohérent.” - Longueur D’Ondes (France)
ENG “As ambitious as inspired, the quartet pack their long compositions to the brim with a variety of styles and moods, all the while managing to make the whole thing coherent.”
credits
released April 19, 2024
Théo Alves Guiter: vocals, guitar
Renaud Fumey-Seguy: guitar, backing vocals
Basile Chevalier: bass
Theo Giotti "Atc De Giotto": drums
