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For The Human Abstract, the change of the vocalist and the return of Minette (Guitar and piano) did not represent a fall; rather, it was like entering a dark room, illuminated with this new album. Discover the review
For The Human Abstract, the change of the vocalist and the return of Minette (Guitar and piano) did not represent a fall; rather, it was like entering a dark room, illuminated with this new album.
This is mainly thanks to the band's axeman, AJ Minette, an exceptional guitarist with an impressive compositional taste, able to weave complex yet frighteningly melodic sound textures, climbing through ultra-memorable riffs and arpeggios that indeed recall that culture now present 'only' in the various conservatories scattered throughout our peninsula and around the world: it is impossible not to mention tracks like Antebellum, an epic seven-minute-plus progressive ride that I consider the true masterpiece of the album, powerful, epic (indeed), hyper-technical, and ultra-melodic, while the other tracks settle on the same level of beauty, power, and compositional flair, even the 'barrage' that spills into core like the title track, results in elegance in their martial progression, and do not degrade into the usual clichés of the various 'similar' band clones like Darkest Hour, Killswitch Engage, et cetera, present everywhere. Discover the review
This is mainly thanks to the band's axeman, AJ Minette, an exceptional guitarist with an impressive compositional taste, able to weave complex yet frighteningly melodic sound textures, climbing through ultra-memorable riffs and arpeggios that indeed recall that culture now present 'only' in the various conservatories scattered throughout our peninsula and around the world: it is impossible not to mention tracks like Antebellum, an epic seven-minute-plus progressive ride that I consider the true masterpiece of the album, powerful, epic (indeed), hyper-technical, and ultra-melodic, while the other tracks settle on the same level of beauty, power, and compositional flair, even the 'barrage' that spills into core like the title track, results in elegance in their martial progression, and do not degrade into the usual clichés of the various 'similar' band clones like Darkest Hour, Killswitch Engage, et cetera, present everywhere.
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