One awesome band!
author: Tim D. Barnett
HeavensDust is one of my favorite rock metal bands, and they have a wonderful mix of instruments not normally seen in the metal genre. Very ingenious and a mix of incredible songs. I am so glad I found and purchased this artist's music, and I recommend anyone who loves this style of music to get any of their CDs.
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Brutally awesome!!
author: Hakk
Very different sounding album from their two latest cd's ("Closure..." and "...Voice") with songs ranging from the savagely dark and brutal to the brutally beautiful. It sounds better every time I listen to it. Get this cd!!
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Brutal & Beautiful
author: Liquid
So many songs, so much power. it's metal with style of japan, this is a very professional act, this is more than you're expecting, this rocks :D get this cd by any means !!
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Industrial pain and hope
author: CSal
But first - upon inserting this cd in your computer, it will try to open a website for the band. It took a couple tries to get it to just play the music and stop opening the web page. I recorded to the drive and haven't had any problems since. The bass is buzzy on a few songs, but otherwise good recordings. The first seven songs are not songs, but four seconds each of clicks and pops.
The MUSIC: On the second play and more, songs began to stand out from each other. Half the songs are good, the other half are really good. Some stand outs were Kagami (instrumental), Hang, Alive, Snow, Trust No One, In Disgrace, Living Dead, and Endless Sins (instrumental).
The use of Japanese drum and harp isn't very pronounced here, if used at all. HeavensDust's two other cds do use more of the traditional Japanese instruments.
Overall, I would recommend this cd.
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