20:43 - Apothecary Kewwwwwwl, Seeds Of Iblis are up now too :3
20:21 - Unhealer The song that would feature Ihsahn, Serj and Devin. [link] It's pretty good.
19:26 - Bad English my german spelling was much better then english , I wa smuch better at german till 1999 ane since 2003 I am out of pratice, speeking german, emediaytly I tudn to swedish ;( but I stull understand a lot
19:24 - Bad English and it doenst change a fact other teachers who was there gave me 3 grades more then my main teacher, if 2 teachers gave me better grades then my main teacher. If I would suck how came they grade me better?
19:22 - Marcel Hubregtse doesn't mean it's a pass exam wise. Hell in Germnay they understand me even though my German is totally terrible
19:21 - Bad English I dont see any changes, you did not make anything, all is like it was beforMarcel you can call me to my cellpfone tommrow between ten hundred hours thiry minutes and one hundred hours , you will get avidance :p wanna number PM me
01. Nunc Fluens 02. The Space For This 03. Evolutionary Sleeper 04. Integral Birth 05. The Unknown Guest 06. Adam's Murmur 07. King Of Those Who Know 08. Nunc Stans 09. Adam's Murmur [demo][Japanese bonus]
-Box Set (Limited to 1000 copies)
-Digibook (Limited Edition)
-Normal CD Version
-LP (Limited Edition)
Produced by Paul Masvidal and Sean Reinert.
Engineered and mixed by Warren Riker.
Recorded in Los Angeles at Broken Wave Studios.
Mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman.
Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 12.10.2011 at 01:16 But we carry great influence. You with your amada of reviews, moderating abilities and universal respect
I have but one of those three things, and it's a respect based on my willingness to partake in trolling.
How can anyone like this garbage? Nu metal prog bullshit for gayboys and preteen girls trying to fit in with the junior high alternative crowd. False metal.
Dunno if you've seen it but here's DTS whinging about negative comments and about their "individuality":
We're so original... so we're just going to ramble on with a few cliches while dressing like every other dime-a-dozen band out there to show our individuality.
I still have to review Design The Skyline for the upcoming Lords Of Metal, that will give them a reason to further whinge and whine A truly horrendous album released on the once good Victory Records label.
'Traced in Air' consists of many different layers, and in my view, listening to it more than twice is necessary to pick it apart and give your final 'judgement'. Naturally, tthis album is certainly not to everyone's tastes. There are those who despise the band's excessive use of keyboards and uplifitng melodies, which prove to be a highlight for me. I will admit that i am a big cynic fan, but 'Traced in air' is one of those albums you really have to listen to without distractions. And even then you may or may not like it. It just depends on personal taste i guess. Anyway, i believe cynic are going to get more melodic with everything they release in the future. 'Carbon-based anatomy' is a relatively brave starting point for that path...
I really like this album. It sounds soft and airy but that's appropriate given the themes they chose for their lyrics. Besides this sound is what makes them quite different from many other progressive metal bands and gives them individuality.
And those who buy the CD will get as a bonus impressive artwork made by Robert Venosa which compliments the music really well.
Interesting how the staff is picking on this whereas the atmosphere itself on TiA is just a tiny bit lighter than on Focus. A bit less intense, less sophisticated, but feels more earthly an calming than the precursor. Back then when this came out I also labelled this as a disappointment, but with time I came to like it pretty much.
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A truly horrendous album released on the once good Victory Records label.
