holy fucking chit!
author: Eh.. call me alex
Ok seriously, I only heard on song from these guys and became obsessed immediately. Few bands can do that to me these days. This has got to be the best fucking album you could ever buy. Everything about it is terrific, the timing is incredible, and I would have to agree on the bass riffs... very pleasurable... love it love it love.. If I could give it 100 stars instead of 5 I would....
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holy fucking chit!
author: Eh.. call me alex
Ok seriously, I only heard on song from these guys and became obsessed immediately. Few bands can do that to me these days. This has got to be the best fucking album you could ever buy. Everything about it is terrific, the timing is incredible, and I would have to agree on the bass riffs... very pleasurable... love it love it love.. If I could give it 100 stars instead of 5 I would....
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Black Harvest's Mute goes beyond originality and transcends genre definition
author: Giussepe Francesco Guszmani
Mute starts with a GREAT album opener(Lamentation), which distinguishes itself in so many ways (including the "Kishor Choir" which sings a prayer to introduce the song). Mute is one of the few metal albums in which proper bass lines are utilized these days (very rare). A very diverse selection of moods and influences are noticeable in this album, crunch riffs of the Carcass variety can be heard right alongside rough tremolo picked melodies.
The shrieks/growls/screams have more power, balls, and done with a better purpose, than those of most black metal or other extreme vocalists.
Kishor's clean vocals are very distinctive, and never corner the listener with cheese. In Tamora (sixth track) he displays a level of vocal versatility which is unheard of in today's lacking scene. Very often with a sad or ominous touch, reminiscent of 80's new wave or goth rock.
This is what metal should have striven to achieve all these years, only Black Harvest has reached that point.
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SWEET
author: Mikey "SteeL ToE"
I dunno how much good reviews do in convincing people that a band is fucking awesome, but Black Harvest are. I even like them better than Gwar, and I don't normally like anything better than Gwar. Why would a stupid drunk guy who likes goofy music like Black Harvest? Well that's how fuckin' accessable they are. There is no excuse for anyone anywhere to not like Black Harvest. Unless of course you like shitty fuckin' music and if that's the case you can probably find Air Supply Cd's at your local CD store. But if you like good Metal with lots of creativity in it, then this is for you.
Buy Black Harvest cd's now or else all your kids will be born homosexuals.
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