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Not One Word Has Been Omitted Review

artist: from a second story window date: 12/22/2006 category: compact discs
Not One Word Has Been Omitted
Release Date: Oct 19, 2004
Label: Metal Blade
Genres: Rock
Number Of Tracks: 5
Even though this EP has only five songs it's hard to think of a recent band that's come out with such a compelling sound fully baked from the start.
 Sound: 9
 Lyrics: 8
 Impression: 9
 Overall rating:
 8.3 
 Reviewer rating:
 8.7 
 Users rating:
 8 
 Votes:
 3 
 1 review 3 commentsvote for this cd: 
overall: 8.7
Not One Word Has Been Omitted Reviewed by: IfDaysEnd, on december 22, 2006
3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Sound: There is this "trend" (if you want to call it that way) in all this new wave of metalcore, deathcore and all this core genres in which the bands don't follow a predeterminated structure in their songs, they just play and play, some creating symphonies that are unforgetteable, others, well you know. This band, in my opinion, doesn't fit in any genre. While they use screams and growls, their style is unique. But one thing is clear, they do have punch, each song is completely unique and stands for itself, all with different melodies, you won't hear a riff repeated in this album, and if you do send me a virus please. Each track takes you on a different ambientation, some are fearfully joyful, others are sweet, others make you want to throw your grandmother out the window and laugh while she is in a tree. Definately a unique album. Highlights: tracks 1, 2 and 5. // 9

Lyrics and Singing: This lyrics are very original, every song is a different theme, this varies from hate, vengeance, sorrow, love. The last two tracks are more love-like lyrics in an abstract way. But the first three tracks are filled with hate and sorrow. The atmosphere this band creates with their music fits exactly with the lyrics they wrote, and more impressive is how they fit exactly the screams and growls with the lyrics, using each one to highlight important sentences. // 8

Impression: I definately liked this album more than their second Delenda, it has very strange melodies, but it stands for itself as each track has it's unique melody, punch, theme and everything you want. The album I can compare this with in sound is like Remembering Never's EP Suffocates My Words To You, but a bit less melodic and more agressive. If you like bands like Embrace the End, Remembering Never, Zao, you will like this. // 9

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