Slatsher   Human Light Leakage
4.0
excellent
Release Date: 01/2014
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4.0 excellentSagax | May 1st 14

A band's debut album always has the mammoth task of proving the bands mettle , more so in Metal which is task easily accomplished by Slatsher - a French Progressive/Death Metal band - with ease.

The first track ,aka 'Human error' begins with eerie bone chilling bird chirping with in the background what seems to be the sound of a crackling fire. The haunting bass followed by some wheepy guitars kick in. The drums give the song an amazingly tight albeit simplistic skeletal blast beat foundation. One can not help but be are sucked in to the album's deep,dense,jarringly claustrophobic atmosphere. The mood is set.
What follows this track is nothing but an album,relentless rage intertwined with beauitiful guitar work and exceptional songwriting. Guitarists Hugo and Yan deliver wildly enjoyable sonic dissonance sculpted with percussionist like texture and dexterity. The solos are fierce and yet extremely emotive , amost vulnerable at times.

The second track ,Vorarephilia, builds upon the album opener with more aggression and vacalist Rémi's deep mostrous growls.

The Faceless man at 8 minutes long is one of the most atmospheric songs in the album which showcases each of the band's members musical acumen and virtuosity to the finest.

The 11 track album ends the 'Great Loop' a surprisingly killer acoustic track for death metal band.

The review is poor I know that, but the album is a Magnum Opus. Give it a spin, i bet you will end up putiing it in a 'Great Loop' (so to say ;p)
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