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| 4.5 superb | Destiner | September 1st 10 |
I love this band & album. Also Tracy chapter was great.
Their music and singer vocal is unique. I like antithesis and contrast so their combination of ordinary not stupid appearance + uncompromising hard music is my cup of tea. Plus even if they are hard as hammer they dont have stupid texts about death, gores, etc. as everybody have. Roaring seems to be serious  After all this is band & album which make sence to me. I think this band is really underrated.
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| 4.0 excellent | Ray91 | May 11th 10 |
They reallyimproved on this one.
The record has a very dark and depressive atmosphere,created by the catchy and melodic riffs mostly.
The good thing is that they use clean vocals in a nice way,because they donīt pattern the whole song with it and keep it in the background of the harsh and well executed hardcore shouts.
Additionally there are breakdowns.
But donīt be afraid of that because they are placed and executed extremely well throughout the record,and arenīt overused.
On the whole a really nice metalcorerecord by a poorly underrated band from Germany!
Give it a try,you wonīt regret it
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| 4.0 excellent | Vampolka | April 13th 10 |
It's hard to make an album with 15 songs. It's even harder to make an album with 15 songs
that are all quality. The Destiny Program have managed to make an album that is hard for the
fan to pick their favorite song, because all the tracks on this album are just as equal and
great as the next. 'Gathas' is catchy, groovy, and heavy without those weaker couple of
songs. The vocals are very strong, Johannes Formella has the strongest vocals I have heard
in a while. He strikes similarities to the likes of Karl Schubach (Misery Signals). Be
prepared to hear some insanely catchy cleans and roaring screams. The guitars really shine
strong on this album as well. There are no songs with a lot of very fast shred (which
wouldn't fit the album anyway), but they sure know how to write some damn good songs. The
drums catch the mood of the album greatly as well, without overuse of the double kick.
Christian Bass (drums) always seems to come in with the perfect drum section for each riff
(including the perfect suiting double kick for the heavy parts.)
Expect very few breakdowns and great originality, musicianship and the catchiest shit you
have heard in a while with this release.
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