Killing Art. Point Of No Return. When The Candle Fades. Carved Up. Reflections Instrumental. Slippin' Away. Trackliste: The Few Upright Behind A Wall Of Silence The Fire Naked Among Wolves The Martyrs' Blood The Worlds In Me Implore The Darken Sky Ecowar It Burns Within Whaterver It May Take Io [Instrumental Bonus Track] Labels: Heaven Shall Burn. Heaven Shall Burn - Iconoclast. Awoken Endzeit Like A Thousand Suns Murderers Of All Murderers Forlorn Skies A Dying Ember Heaven Shall Burn.
Unleash Enlightment Heaven Shall Burn. Nyfodd Von Heaven Shall Burn. Destroy Fascism Heaven Shall Burn. The Revenge Caliban.
Arena Of Concealment Caliban. One Day Caliban. A Summerdream Caliban. One More Lie Caliban. Arquivo: 70Mb. Heaven Shall Burn - Antigone Echoes intro. The Weapon They Fear. The Only Truth. Architects of The Apocalypse.
Voice of The Voiceless. Numbing The Pain. To Harvest The Storm. Bleeding To Death. Tree of Freedom. The Dream is Dead. Deyjandi Von outro. Intro Caliban. Assassin of love Caliban. A summerdream Caliban. Sunday's words Caliban. Partisan Caliban. Outro Caliban. Suffocated in the exhaust of our machines HSB.
No single inch HSB. The seventh cross HSB. One more lie HSB. What Archetype lacks in innovation it makes up for with downright bludgeoning power. I was literally cheering the first time I heard Archetype as it showed great things to come for the reborn Fear Factory.
Drummer Ray Herrera is a stand out on Archetype as he lays the backdrop for arguably the most ferocious Fear Factory album to date. In a nutshell, The first half of the album is pretty kick ass and the second not so much. The production lacks as compared to prior FF releases and it seems rushed admittedly, by the band, it was rushed. All the ground the band may have won back with Archetype they seemed to have lost with Transgression.
By no means a bad album, it was just a disappointment after releasing an album as heavy and listenable as Archetype. Christian is an absolutely respectable replacement for Dino but he just doesn't quite nail it in the same way.
Labels: archetype , demanufacture , discography , fear factory , obsolete , review. In the beginning when Metalcore was a new thing I really did enjoy the genre.
It seemed like a good formula but boy oh boy have I grown tired of this genre. Iconoclast definitely is much heavier than your typical Metalcore release but not much about the album stands out. The musicianship is top notch and the band displays pretty much non stop heaviness throughout the album but, these days with so many bands, it takes a special element to stand out which I believe Iconoclast lacks.
That is admittedly a minor nitpick so lets move on to some good points of Iconoclast shall we? As noted before, the musicianship is excellent. These guys are fairly technical while staying heavy and some what catchy.
In my opinion, the drummer is excellent and his work definitely stands out on Iconoclast. The production is clear and chunky and not the muddied mess that you get with a lot of the heavier bands these days. Overall it is a good metal album but what does it lack…? Iconoclast lacks an identity of its own. I actually prefer their release Antigone. Not by any means is it bad but it is far from excellent.
Labels: antigone , century media , heaven shall burn , iconoclast , metalcore.
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