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Winter a écrit:

J'écoute le morceau "And I Am Suffering" de Virgin Black du coup.
Wow... Mais c'est bon dis donc !

Winter a écrit:

painlesslady a écrit:

J'écoute le morceau "And I Am Suffering" de Virgin Black du coup.
Wow... Mais c'est bon dis donc !

Alors là, Painy, tu me fais plaisir ! Parce que ce traître de Droom me dit que c'est super cliché (ah c'est beau ça, je l'ai élevé, nourri dans mon sein, donné toute l'affecion dont il avait besoin et zas ! "c'est cliché  ton truc", quelle ingratitude... ).
Je t'invite à écouter Sombre Romantic en entier, avant de passer a Elegant and Dying.

Du coup je poste un titre de plus :




Au moins une amatrice de musique sur ce forum de seconds couteaux !!

D’abord, que se passe-t-il pour Gorguts de ces temps-ci ?

Au début juin, Patrice (batterie) et moi sommes descendus à New York rencontrer Kevin (guitare) et Colin (basse), et on a réalisé un démo de la toune qui sera sur notre nouveau release. Le prochain album sera une seule pièce d’à peu près 30-35 minutes. C’est progressif, ambiant, dark à souhait.
Ça faisait longtemps que je souhaitais écrire quelque chose du genre, parce que la formule m’a toujours fait triper. J’ai été marqué par I, un mini-album de Meshuggah. C’est une toune de 20 minutes. Un peu la même chose avec The Incident de Porcupine Tree.

Quand entrerez-vous en studio ? Comment vois-tu cet album ?

En octobre, en principe. Et l’album sortirait dans les alentours du mois de mars.

Je suis vraiment content de la musique. C’est différent de Colored Sands. Tu reconnais Gorguts, ce n’est pas un album de progressif jazz, mais on s’éloigne du death metal. Ce n’est pas moins heavy pour autant. Et tabarnak ! Considered Dead, revenez-en un peu. On a fait ça il y a quasiment 30 ans. On change comme musicien.

Ce sera un sacré défi d’interpréter cette pièce en spectacle !

Oui, et j’ai vraiment hâte de la jouer en show. C’est de la musique pour se fermer les yeux et se laisser emporter.

De nos jours, il semble de plus en plus difficile de créer de la musique qui se distingue, une musique plus originale, qu’on soit un band expérimenté ou non. Dans ce contexte, comment réussis-tu à faire évoluer la musique de Gorguts ?

C’est l’esthétique du son. Quand j’écris ou quand les boys font les arrangements, on utilise des dissonances, des beats odds, des cordes ouvertes, qui créent des ambiances. C’est lié à notre identité, à notre expression artistique, on ne peut pas faker ça. Gorguts réussit à faire du death metal sans ingrédients typiquement metal. Nos riffs n’ont rien de death metal quand on leur enlève les blasts.
Pour le dernier album, j’ai beaucoup travaillé sur la forme. Avec 3 riffs, tu peux faire 5 minutes de musique sans avoir l’impression de checker ta montre. C’est un défi d’en dire beaucoup avec un minimum de moyens. Tu ne montres jamais l’image au complet. On installe une atmosphère, on se transporte ailleurs et jamais rien ne se répète.

Pietro a écrit:Masterplan (Ah, ils existent encore ?) sort un live.

IRON SAVIOR - Live At The Final Frontier (2CD-Digipak+DVD)


It took almost 20 years for German power metal masters IRON SAVIOR to release their first Live DVD/CD "Live At The Final Frontier". The band, founded in 1996 by Piet Sielck, Kai Hansen (Gamma Ray) and Thomen Stauch (ex-Blind Guardian), has unleashed eight studio albums since then and has just recently issued a reworked version (remixed, remastered, partly re-recorded) of their “Megatropolis” album, titled “Megatropolis 2.0”. Now with their first ever DVD, IRON SAVIOR will satisfy their fans again completely: “Live At The Final Frontier” includes the band’s recent hometown concert (Hamburg, January 2015) on DVD and 2CDs (as package in Digipak format). Additional bonus (video) material (backstage/concert) rounds off this extensive package, which is a must-have for all IRON SAVIOR fans!

Tracklist:

DVD
1. Ascendence (Intro)
2. Last Hero
3. Starlight
4. The Savior
5. Revenge Of The Bride
6. Break The Curse
7. Burning Heart
8. Mind Over Matter
9. Hall Of The Heroes
10. R U Ready
11. Condition Red
12. I’ve Been To Hell
13. Heavy Metal Never Dies
14. Coming Home
15. Iron Watcher (Medley)
16. Atlantis Falling
17. Breaking The Law (Judas Priest Cover)
+ (Backstage/Koncert Material)


CD 1
1. Ascendence (Intro)        
2. Last Hero                        
3. Starlight                        
4. The Savior                        
5. Revenge Of The Bride
6. Break The Curse          
7. Burning Heart
8. Mind Over Matter        

CD 2
1. Hall Of The Heroes                                      
2. R U Ready                                                      
3. Condition Red                            
4. I’ve Been To Hell
5. Heavy Metal Never Dies                                  
6. Coming Home                                              
7. Iron Watcher (Medley)                              
8. Atlantis Falling                                
9. Breaking The Law (Judas Priest Cover)

Speaking about the musical direction of DEATH ANGEL's forthcoming follow-up to 2013's "The Dream Calls For Blood" album, Mark said: "We actually had a plan, to a certain degree. When we started working with [producer] Jason Suecof for the last two records, [2010's] 'Relentless Retribution' and 'The Dream Calls For Blood', we thought we were gonna do two records intense like that and kind of go back [to the more] melodic [direction of 1990's] 'Act III', but the last two records, we've been loving so much writing that style, and the crowds have been enjoying them so much. And I think we're gonna kind of stick with the same brutality and technicality and, yeah, kind of keep writing this route. 'Cause one thing… In our minds, even if we think we're being more brutal than we've ever been, it's inevitable that we are obsessed with melody, so there's always gonna be melody that separates us from, say, different thrash bands or extreme bands, because we always veer to a melody and catchy hooks. No matter how brutal we think we're being, we like to throw in hooks, so we're just gonna carry on how we're doing now and try to pick as many of the young punters there and keep our stronghold on the old punters."

As previously reported, DEATH ANGEL will enter the studio on October 1 to begin recording its new album for an April 2016 release via Nuclear Blast.

W.E.B a écrit:Locked and loaded...
Still working upon finishing the new W.E.B. album song arrangements before we enter the studio next month. It sounds damn good already. So excited about those new songs....
Stay Dark!!

I can't actually do this anymore. My body won't take it much more. I don't want lymphoma creeping back again, and all the traveling involved in Sabbath tours increasingly takes its toll on my body. That's why we're going out on one last tour, to say our farewells. And then it very definitely is the end. We won't be doing it again.

Legendary progressive rock innovators CYNIC — consisting of guitarist/vocalist Paul Masvidal, drummer Sean Reinert and bassist Sean Malone — have once again called it quits.

Reinert has posted the following message on the band's official Facebook page:

"It is with a heavy heart that I post today's CYNIC news.

"CYNIC is no longer an active band. Due to artistic and personal differences, the second chapter in the 'book of CYNIC' has come to an end.

"I will say the last shows we played in Japan have left me with a positive charge, even though they were the last live performances with Paul, Sean Malone and I on the same stage.

"My longstanding creative partnership with Paul, which started when we were very young kids in south Florida, has simply endured so much friction that there is no way, from my perspective, that CYNIC can be salvaged, repaired or kept afloat by any means.

"I profusely apologize to the fans who were not only expecting us in China and Taiwan (that was not our fault), but to the fans who were planning to see us in Europe next month.

"These things happen, unfortunately, to bands. There can be differing levels of conflicts and/or differences in opinions, musical directions, or perspectives. Sometimes these things are insurmountable, and no amount of time or effort can resolve them. This is the case with CYNIC."