Review: Nefesh - Nefesh | |||||||
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Nefesh | |||||||
Label: Necrotorture Year released: 2006 Duration: 43:44 Tracks: 4 Genre: Progressive Metal Rating: Review online: April 26, 2008 Reviewed by: Lars Christiansen |
Readers' Rating How do you rate this release? Rated 4.2/5 (84%) (5 Votes)
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This was another promo I didn't have high hopes for upon reading in their press-sheet that they started off playing Pantera covers. Thankfully, the music present here is a world apart from any 'angry meaty necked-core', with the only real hangover being the occasionally Anselmo-tinged vocal work. Nefesh play a chugging semi-progressive brand of metal, with ethereal lead guitar work often found echoing melody-filled licks over the mid-tempo rhythmic guitar bounds. There's a good usage of keyboards that wash through adding atmosphere, with eerie guitar-less ambient passages made up of pick-scrapes and floating synth. However, though the songs are all around 10 minutes long, they don't all quite manage to hold your attention as a few of the arrangements leave a little to be desired, becoming a bit too noodle-y for my liking. Whilst this is good for a demo with a few interesting ideas, there's still a fair amount of room for improvement, especially in the song structuring department. Good, but due to the regular mis-fires, not great. |
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