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SIN DRIVEN TIDE 2
Breathing 3
Last Tide 4
Tore For Me 5 My Delirium
NO MORE FEAR 6
Odin (R.I.P.) 7
Eyes Of Ember 8
Squall 9 Consciousness Of Impotence (R.I.P.) |
SIN DRIVEN TIDE Daniele Campea vocals Patrizio M. DArtista drums Domenico Presutti guitar Alex Montoneri guitar & b. vocals Emiliano Amicosante bass
NO
MORE FEAR Massimo Peluso guitar Gianluca Orsini drums Gianluca Peluso vocals Davided Rosati bass Alex Montoneri guitar
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SIN DRIVEN TIDE/NO MORE FEAR:
"Sin Driven Tide vs. No More Fear" In Delirium Records
review by Sara "Shadow
Lady" De Vita____ 
Very
interesting this split cd by Sin Driven Tide VS No More Fear, bands from
the Italian metal life attempting a gothic metal a-la Sentenced in the
first case and death metal for the second.
The
first part of the CD is the scene of Sin Driven Tide proposing
five well done and moving songs such as Back
To Daylight and Breathing,
winking to the masters the mythical Sentenced.
Suffering
and melancholic melody coupled with a good technique rich in voluptuous
elaborations!
Very
good the rhythmic work by Patrizio M. Artista (drums) and Emiliano
Amicosante (bass) that create the carpet for a complex and yet fluid
guitar work, elaborated by Domenico Presutti and Alex Montoneri.
Splendid
is Lost Tide: delicate, yet wounding as a paper sheet
cutting careless fingers.
Essential
and well modulated is the voice of Daniele Campea: deep and stout that
has nothing to envy to Mr. Ville Laihiala.
Moreover
Tore From Me and My
Delirium complete and seal the debut of this band that
truly deserves evolution and maturation, maybe shrugging away the too
reverential quotation of the Finnish band.
rating: 7.5/10
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Four
songs for the No More Fear, more aggressive and stinging in their sound
clearly derived from death. Exquisite riffs and stout rhythms that pave
the way to an ominous growl-scream that frightens.
Their
performance starts with a heterogeneous and fluid song named after the
ancient Norse God, Odin.
Drive
the rhythms of Gianluca Orsini (drums) and Davide Rosati (bass) in a
breathless pursuit of the technical and hyperspeed guitar work by
Massimo Peluso and once again Alex Montoneri (see Sin Driven Tide).
The
voice of Gianluca Peluso is a pleasant discovery for Italian metal pride
that now shows a new promise among the vocalists.
Cursed
and deep as the Layers of the Abyss is Eyes
Of Ember that, in a crescendo of sound, explodes in
modulations of deep emotional impact.
Yet
again Squall and Consciousness
Of Impotence that close both album and performance of No
More Fear with extreme class and richness of musical intents.
Even
for this band, as for their fellows Sin Driven Tide, the sound needs a
more incisive personalization, parting from some standard of the genre.
rating: 7.5/10
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