Proprioception
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Proprioception专辑介绍
by Eduardo Rivadavia
Detroit, MI's And Hell Followed With claim to seek individuality with the chosen title of their sophomore album (and first for Earache), Proprioception, which essentially means having a singular perception in relationship to others, but, in fact, nothing could be further from the truth. No, sadly, the album's opening instrumental, "Mara," already makes for a terrible first impression by cycling through every overused gimmick in the deathcore catalog: Cookie Monster vocalizing, more breakdowns than one can shake a stick at, severe abuse of pinch harmonics, endlessly circular mosh riffs, and rampant complexity ultimately going absolutely nowhere -- all of which recur with disappointing frequency in subsequent cuts like "In Vastness, I Transfigure," "A Welcome Displeasure," "From Burning Sentiments," an so on. Rare highlights like "Rotting Procession" and the surprisingly memorable "One of the Swarm" take the left-hand path into black metal Sturm und Drang (courtesy of fellow Detroit natives » Read more
Detroit, MI's And Hell Followed With claim to seek individuality with the chosen title of their sophomore album (and first for Earache), Proprioception, which essentially means having a singular perception in relationship to others, but, in fact, nothing could be further from the truth. No, sadly, the album's opening instrumental, "Mara," already makes for a terrible first impression by cycling through every overused gimmick in the deathcore catalog: Cookie Monster vocalizing, more breakdowns than one can shake a stick at, severe abuse of pinch harmonics, endlessly circular mosh riffs, and rampant complexity ultimately going absolutely nowhere -- all of which recur with disappointing frequency in subsequent cuts like "In Vastness, I Transfigure," "A Welcome Displeasure," "From Burning Sentiments," an so on. Rare highlights like "Rotting Procession" and the surprisingly memorable "One of the Swarm" take the left-hand path into black metal Sturm und Drang (courtesy of fellow Detroit natives » Read more