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NOCTURNE
– Guide To Extinction |
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Label:
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Triple
X Records |
| Release:
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April
19, 2005 |
| By:
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Jussi |
| Rating:
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9/10 |
| Time: |
51:20 |
| Style: |
Industrial
Metal |
| URL: |
Nocturne |
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Industrial
Metal at it’s best filled with aggressive guitar riffs meshed
with vibrant drumming creating a world of erotic twists Texas’s
own NOCTURNE welcomes their fourth release to date
Guide To Extinction. An album filled
of passionate lyrical concepts bridging of personal filled relationship
rage to other various filled depths. One thing about this album
unlike other bands is the assorted vocal ranges of singer Lacey
Conner who shrills happiness with low growls, screams and seductive
whispers enchants all attracting various listeners of musical tastes.
Creating musical energy to NOCTURNE’s sound
is mastermind guitarist Chris Telkes whom pushes the limits of what
technical industrial metal is using his inventive style of chords
with tracks Indulge and Cocaine Sex.
Diversely headstrong
the band is dedicated to the industrial sound for which is one
of the elements of musical style that is heard with this latest
release but as to why as the new direction of a metal vein? Maybe
destructive musical energies involved with the recording of this
album, if so they did a good job in combining this with Guide
To Extinction. Vigorously NOCTURNE
gives highly driven energy into recording as well as into song
composing with Passion, Nothing and No Way
Out. Melodically beautiful with a taste of Coal Chamber’s
fury meeting White Zombie’s hypnotic mystical essence NOCTURNE
bridges any gap to any new musical levels of awareness. A good
record of all levels indeed!
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