Wednesday, February 9, 2011

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Subheim - No Land Called Home

Approach was a beautiful clear-building project. Visions between modern and neoclassical structures over the disc dissected a tribal electronic and full of beauty. Today is a double challenge which surrounds the new release. First, a challenge for Ad Noiseam, which grows more and more in the diversity of its output to get away from the dubstep label already expired. After a Level Zero more effective, a Black Lung completely addictive and a final Igorr already acclaimed everywhere, it's the turn of Subheim to be part of the renewal of the structure. It is also a challenge for the group itself, which fully renews aesthetics. No Land Called Home puts aside inclinations synthetic a much more humane to his music. A disc that does not necessarily pay mine initially, particularly because of these vocal scattered everywhere (The Veil a tasteless song with a male unbearable). These vocals are one of the great innovations of Subheim in 2010. Katja, vocalist live Subheim lends his voice to the studio here on most songs. In the end, that voice goes hand in hand with the approach humanized Music Subheim. No Land Called Home weaves more organic instrumentation and warm, and electronics is only a backdrop for warm ethnic incursions (Conspiracies) and theatrics on tribal breakthroughs. The live performances have Subheim and galvanize the need to play instruments, bring out all these percussion, to convene an armada of stringed make no sonically immersive Land Called Home. Subheim 2.0 is an army of strings, orchestration of all types and required more and heir of dead can dance last season (dunes and atmosphere Spiritchaser) than tzolkin. It is also reminiscent of the solo projects of the two thieves dead can dance, somewhere between the counting of warm Lisa Gerrard Silver Tree (the beautiful cold hearted sea) and nuggets of e-Ark Brendan Perry. A bet dared to a total conversion, but takes with our ears thanks to warm orchestrations. (Ad Noiseam)

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