
its a french SFFS. only 15 minutes though. and no swedish mental patients in the background.
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I am a sucker for gratuitous amounts of reverb, and the feeling something is recorded in a parking garage. Don't Wake The Dead is definitely the highlight of the album, the rest may have to grow on me a little bit.
"Runhild Gammelsaeter is a beast. She contorts her vocals to sound unreal, more ill-tempered than any horror film villain. Her intuitive sense of experimentation is profound, surpassing any female vocalist in metal. With her first solo album, Amplicon (Utech, 2008), Gammelsaeter exceeds expectations based on her work in Thorr’s Hammer and Khlyst. Putting forth her Ph.D. knowledge of cell physiology, she flavors Amplicon with ideas from physics, chemistry, and biology. Amplicons are pieces of DNA produced from organic or naturally occurring events, like evolution. As if producing music for something nonhuman, Gammelsaeter goes beyond human comprehension with frightening power.
Amplicon highlights her many demented voices. She deprives the album of rhythm, which she clearly demonstrates in the first track. “Collapse – Lifting the Veil” reveals Gammelsaeter’s schizophrenia. Her folk singing is uplifting, but her roar hammers that beauty to the ground. She then turns werewolf in “Expanding the Universe.” Her heavy growl and desperate whispering proves her pluck; no black metal frontman could top this terror.
With the production of Ulver’s Tore Ylwizaker, Gammelsaeter puts forth sounds that keep the mind anxious. “Incubation” invites avant-garde listeners with warped vocals and toy keyboards. Gammelsaeter creates comas: hospital beds, blurred vision, impaired hearing. She speaks incomprehensible words, finally hushing the turmoil away after four minutes. There isn’t anything out there as terrifying or enjoyable as this.


recorded in a forest? or recorded on a tape player, with the production money spent on a car and cocaine? you decide. the album is beautiful. good luck.1. | Go Team Punx 05:05 | |||
2. | The Unbearable Lightness of Being Sober 03:12 | |||
3. | Gifts from Jeremy 01:32 | |||
4. | Teenagers is Lazy Journalism 03:46 |


Gentlemen, we all know how we feel about Bare; fat, uninspired, henceforth, so on, and et cetera. This EP doesn't prove otherwise save for Murder Machine, its only saving grace is Dieselboy's touch, which does wonders. Same drop twice, grindy bass, you know the drill.

this is the end of the best song, so dont assume this is all of it
| 1. | I |
| 2. | Piercing Where They Might |
| 3. | Spectre As Valkerie Is |
| 4. | Minions |
| 5. | Paramnesia |
| 6. | This Blood Falls As Mortal Part III |
| 7. | Granite |
| 8. | Vortex Chalice |
| 9. | Fastened To The Five Points |




