Jute Gyte
Verstiegenheit


5.0
classic

Review

by TempiNotTempos USER (1 Reviews)
July 26th, 2017 | 17 replies


Release Date: 2011 | Tracklist

Review Summary: A amazing album for the ages!

Today I am writing about Jute Gyte’s masterpiece, the ***ing /Versteigenheit/ black metal album! This album is my ***ing ***.

I don’t really know where to start so here is the first track, Gates of Day and Night.

Gates of Day and Night: Jute Gyte knows how to start an album off. So of course, he starts the album with a 9 minute tank of a track that is loaded with some of the coldest, harshest kvlt riffs you’ve ever herd. The riffs make me want to cut a man in half, they are that sharp! Anyway, the song keeps up hard drumming (or “blast beats”) til like seven minutes into the song where it changes to just low riffs. They are really REALLY heavy even without drummer and it only gets better from here. Soon enough, “whats that?” you ask, yeah thats’ a second guitar! The second guitar makes for a good segweigh into the second track, so lets talk about Apparition in the Woodlands at Dusk..

Apparition in the Woodlands at Dusk: Remember how ‘Gates of Day and Night’ ended with two guitars? Well Jute is really clever so he starts the second track at full volume, with another one of the “blast beat” I mentioned in the last song. About 2:10 in, the song changes to a really emotional guitar solo with one guitar playing a chorus riff (you achieve this with a chorus guitar pedal) and another guitar playing a really emotional solo. It seems easy but the way he is bending the notes is really hard (I know, I tried). His voice is really aggressive, kinda like black metal bands like gnaw Their Tongues (I have put one of there albums in the recommended artists section if you wanna check them out. But yea, the screams are a cold and desolate scream that really sends s shiver down the spine of the listener. At nine minutes and 50 seconds in, the main instruments go quiet and its just the chorus guitar but this time it has a phaser pedal on it too. This makes it do a sort of waving sound like you are traveling to another universe. It is ***ing cold! Then a slow, off beat drum comes in with another guitar and its really heavy but also complicated and you have to really think hard about the riffs to truly understand them hard. This is one of the best songs of the year, definitely!

The Light That Hangs Above the Fields: This begins with seriously intense drumming, the guitars are somehow even more intense, I don’t know how Jute Gyte does it but it’s ***ing amazing. The really strong vocals make this a perfect track, at around 2:50 he makes everything go even faster and the cold power will blow your mind! And guess what, at 4:30 he uses an ACOUSTIC-SOUNDING guitar (did I mention the guitar tone on this album is so great) and it showed how he use both loud and quiet in his music. The build up at 6:30 is epic, he used the part he already made and then just made it better by putting on another guitar layer that is super passionate. At the last 10 seconds everything is suddenly slow and it is a very surprising change that fits the next track that I gonna talk about.

Church Not Made with Hands: The ambience is so beautiful, there are these waves of sound that just come at you. This song really proves how smart Jute is, he knows how to use different sound and volume to create all these emotions. At 1:45 he plays a really cool-sounding instrument, I don’t know what it is but it actually makes me tear up because its that good! To all the haters who think kvlt music is just annoying, *** you and listen to this song.

Emblem of Fertile Blood and Death: While the ambience in ‘Church Made Not with Hands” is beautiful and creepy, ‘Emblem of Fertile Blood and Death” is just horrifying. The first sounds you hear are something out of a horror movie: really ice cold riffs and some monster sounding vocals before a MASSIVE EXPLOSION of noise and sound. This might be just the heaviest song I have ever heard and there is a good reason why this album is a 5.0 (if you haven’t rated it a 5, you probably listen to kendrick lamar). The screams are over twisted riffs that remind me a little bit of Dodhecadedron only faster, you know? Then all of a sudden, it all changes into a REALLY groovy riff that will make you bang your head and say “*** yeah”! The bass is really audible so listen on good speakers for good experience. Here in Brazil, my neighbours got really angry when I play this one really loud but *** them, I’m metal! m/ The song explodes again into loud blast beats (remember from the other songs?) and it gets super dark and twisted at the end like a horror movie just like it started. This bit really creeps me out if I am being truthful and I wanted to give the album a 4.5 because its so creepy!

The Frailty of Everything Revealed: The creepy sound continues into the penultimate track (second last). It reminds me a lot of the sound my neighbour’s lawnmower makes because it is so harsh and mechanical,. There are riffs up and down, and the vocalist makes a scream that is terrifying. There are lots of blast beats and it is even beautiful how much chaos there is here. It is like you are listening to one million knives in a tornado. I am not ***ing joking! It really suits the name of the song because everything is revealed! Jute’s guitar skills. The amazing drumming. The really good bass guitar. The phaser and chorus pedals even! It is all revealed on ‘The Frailty of Everything Revealed”. I was ***ing amazed the first time I listened and I am even more ***ing amazing the second time I listen! I have listened to /Versteigenheit/ many many times now and this song still is absolute gorgeous perfection. Definitely one of Mr Gyte’s best moments!

To Return and Revere the Desolate Places (Late Idyll): This is another just beautiful piece by Jute! In the beginning he plays these soft guitar notes and then adds another one with notes that are tuned in a weird way but it’s cool. Jute likes to call these random changes aleatorically. This song is really atmospheric, like its really slow but it makes you shiver because it’s creepy like the other two tracks I just talked about. Actually at 6:00 its really ***ing creepy because he makes these weird changes to the melody with both guitars. I looked up the word desolate and this song is like that, it makes me feel very lonely and I don’t want to listen to this at night because it is so ***ing scary.

If you are still reading this thank you but you are wasting your time! This album can be buyed on Bandcamp and you should go and do that now! Here is the linkhttps://jutegyte.bandcamp.com/album/verstiegenheit

Basically in conclusion, /Verstiegenheit / is probably the best Jute Gyte album he has ever written, and is one of my favorite albums of all time. The harsh cold riffs are ***ing scary and the atmosphere is beautiful. I listen to a lot of stuff that isnt metal but this is definitely good even if you prefer more stuff like EDM (intelligent dance music)! I rate this album 5.0/5 stars. Make sure to listen to it and enjoy the riffs!

Review by TempiNotTempos, 2017
Twitter: @tempinottempos


user ratings (10)
3.9
excellent


Comments:Add a Comment 
ScuroFantasma
Emeritus
July 26th 2017


11971 Comments


Just a tip dude, try not to make the review sound like a sports commentary. I wanna know what YOU think about the album, written in a way that seems objective and convincing. You gave it a 5 so you clearly really like it, tell the reader why it appeals to you so much and use some examples from the album every now and then. Ask yourself, how does it help a reader to know the structure of each song minute by minute when they could simply listen to the album and cut out the middle man? The unique perspective you can offer as a reviewer is your own opinion on the album backed up in reference to the album's content and embellished with your personality/writing/experience. I like your style and enthusiasm when it pokes through in this write-up: that's the stuff you should be capitalising on, not merely telling your audience every event in each track as it occurs. Every now and then you nail it in this review, just try to cut the fluff in the future and you'd have a really solid and entertaining piece (:

Shadowmire
July 26th 2017


6660 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

"try not to make the review sound like a sports commentary" this is so appropriate it made me laugh

Asdfp277
July 26th 2017


24275 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

lmao

EphemeralEternity
July 26th 2017


4342 Comments


you got a potty mouth boy

zaruyache
July 26th 2017


27362 Comments


Yeah that's a second guitar!

Asdfp277
July 26th 2017


24275 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

the riffs are coming

Alastor
July 26th 2017


2151 Comments


“Here in Brazil, my neighbours got really angry when I play this one really loud but *** them, I’m metal! m/"

you must be the most popular kid in school.

Asdfp277
July 26th 2017


24275 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

i thought brazil couldn't bm/, but it snowed there a couple of days ago so

EphemeralEternity
July 26th 2017


4342 Comments


brazil explains a lot about this

zaruyache
July 27th 2017


27362 Comments


Brazil was big into first-wave bm and influenced Euronymous a lot actually. Sepultura's old old stuff was kinda proto-bm so I doubt they were the only ones doing kvlt metal back then.

ScuroFantasma
Emeritus
July 27th 2017


11971 Comments


More importantly Sarcofago

Asdfp277
July 27th 2017


24275 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

damn, forgot / didn't know some shit lol

zaruyache
July 27th 2017


27362 Comments


I wouldn'ta known about it without snox and Lords of Chaos lol.

Sarcofago

I could never remember if they were from the US or not.

Asdfp277
July 27th 2017


24275 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

definitely Brazilian

Asdfp277
July 27th 2017


24275 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

If you're Not a "Metalhead" You Better get The H

superluminals
July 27th 2017


946 Comments


i remember the days when zaru called 1st wave BM thrash metal

Hawks
January 23rd 2019


87007 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Idk how this band doesn’t get more love around here. So diverse and so fucking awesome. Jamming this one now and it slayz.



Think I’ll give this a proper review soon.



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