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Guest review by
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The "jazz/metal" band Atheist released their second album in 1991 entitled Unquestionable Presence. Former bassist Roger Patterson was sadly killed in a car accident. New bassist Tony Choy is a master of the bass; he adds a whole new layer to the band's sound. Choy provides down-tuned funk slapping, blindingly fast picking among other things that increase the richness of Atheist. Vocalist Kelly Shaefer returns with his shrieking growls. Many fans say that this was the last Atheist album where his death metal throaty growls were displayed.
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| published 13.06.2006 | Comments (17)
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Amazing album 
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BeastOfMetal456 - 18.08.2011 at 00:21
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I heard one track and it seems amazing.
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I love this albulm CHEERS aLL! 
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One of those albums that truly take more than a couple of listens to understand and grasp every one if its features. The jazz rhythm and influences are perfectly clear and obvious, though sometimes the tempo can change and it doesn't quite flow as well as it should. What is on this album is absolutely brilliant as a whole, but i would have liked it to last a bit more (it barely reaches over 32 minutes!)-however, everything here seems to be precise and concise. I must be one of the few that prefer 'Elements' by a margin...
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GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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megadeath13 - 21.01.2013 at 19:23
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Technical Death metal bands Atheist finest work. Love the jazzy feeling and the epic solos.
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