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Listening to Dirge (the French ones, not to be confused with the 200 other American, German, etc. Dirges—what creativity I might add) you can't help but bring up the giants of post-hardcore, Neurosis: the sounds go straight to the Oakland band, those same proto-apocalyptic emotions, but not the ones flaunted by extreme bands, physical, warlike, or spatial, or whatever, but that apocalypse of the soul, of the nightmare, that apocalypse of the senses, metaphysical, of pain. Discover the review
Listening to Dirge (the French ones, not to be confused with the 200 other American, German, etc. Dirges—what creativity I might add) you can't help but bring up the giants of post-hardcore, Neurosis: the sounds go straight to the Oakland band, those same proto-apocalyptic emotions, but not the ones flaunted by extreme bands, physical, warlike, or spatial, or whatever, but that apocalypse of the soul, of the nightmare, that apocalypse of the senses, metaphysical, of pain.
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