Iron_Fist_Of_The_Sun-We_Can_Yield_Our_Own_Footsteps-(CSR204CD)-CD-2015-CBR

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MP3/FLAC

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CBR

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63,02 MB

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11

Date

2015-11-24

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 Release Info:

 Artist   : Iron Fist Of The Sun
 Album    : We Can Yield Our Own Footsteps
 Genre    : Noise
 Label    : Cold Spring
 Catnum   : CSR204CD
 Source   : CDDA
 URL      : http://www.discogs.com/Iron-Fist-Of-The-Sun-We-Can-Yield-Our-Own-Foo

 Mode Info:

 Tracks   : 7
 Time     : 00:45:04
 Size     : 64.27 MB
 Encode   : LAME 32bits version 3.98.4 (http://www.mp3dev.org/) -V0
 Quality  : 188kbps 44100Hz Joint Stereo

 Tracklist:

 1.  Pride                                                         8:01
 2.  The Disappearing Chair                                        4:42
 3.  Trapped In Amber                                              6:31
 4.  Cold Wet Skin                                                 8:16
 5.  Insignificant                                                 3:40
 6.  Born Of Snake                                                 8:47
 7.  The Only Thought Is Mine                                      5:07

                                                                   45:04  (min)



 Lee Howard has released an impressive number of productions in a rather short
 lapse of time and is now back on track again revealing an opus filled with
 industrial terror-music.

 The new work of Iron Fist Of The Sun (IFOTS) starts off in a rather quiet and
 even a bit evasive way, but thatÆs just like an introduction to the dark and
 disturbing content coming up next. ôPrideö rapidly evolves into harder parts
 joined by possessed screams.

 ôThe Disappearing Chairö is a pretty cool experiment reminding me a bit of some
 minimal-electro experiments during the 80s. This cut reflects an interesting
 experimental approach joined by whispering and spooky-like vocals. The song is
 a bit repetitive, but it also reveals cool electro-noises. Lee Howard has a
 true passion for manipulating sounds and it is one of the main aspects of his
 new album. ôTrapped In Amberö is an excellent composition in the genre, and he
 literally excels in this procedure on ôInsignificantö. We here can face a dense
 and misty-like industrial-noise format supported by a spooky sound ambiance.

 The album reaches a kind of noise treatment apotheosis on ôBorn Of Snakeö. It
 sounds like an uncompromised creation that absolutely move you. It sounds
 rough, but still totally disturbing when using headphones. A dense layer of
 noises emerges like a vibe from darker depths. Terror can be simply cool as
 well.

 Conclusion: This new album by IFOTS is an overwhelming trip throughout extreme
 fields of industrial music. ItÆs a successful composition that will satisfy the
 fans of freaky noise experiments.

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