The_Offering-Self_Titled-2006-SSR

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
SSR
Size
29,30 MB
Files
8
Date
2006-07-04

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        :: Release Info:
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        :: Artist......> The Offering
        :: Title.......> Self Titled
        :: Label.......> Self Released
        :: Genre.......> Indie
        :: Rip.Date....> Jul-03-2006
        :: Street.Date.> 000-00-0000
        :: Source......> CDDA
        :: Quality.....> VBRkbps - Joint-Stereo
        :: Play Time...> 26:07 min
        ::

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        :: Track Listing:
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        :: 01. To Die at the Foot of the Koto Drum
        :: 02. Like the Day You Stole the Color form Our Eyes
        :: 03. 68-150
        :: 04. Temperature Flight
        :: 05. The Nerve of the Ocean's Shore
        :: 06. Real Time
        :: 07. Something You Can't Hold
        :: 08. Return Uncertain
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        :: Release Notes:
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        :: Frederickburg's The Offering have four songs to stream from their
        :: myspace from their current album. I think one listen to 'Return
        :: Uncertain' could have you hooked if an infusion of Psychocandy's
        :: noise distorted soul with Joy DivisionÆs intangible crisis ridden
        :: torment sounds appealing to you.
        ::
        ::
        :: I've often read about the way the peaks of Psychocandy's noise
        :: sometimes reflects the deepest troughs of inward looking personal
        :: torment or isolation, particularly in the track 'Something's
        :: Wrong'. The peaks of noise in The Offering I think reflect
        :: something more universal. They have mentioned in interviews
        :: before about how their music sounds like "terrorism", and when I
        :: hear 'Return Uncertain', 'Something You Can't Hold', or 'Like The
        :: Day You Stole The Color From Our Eyes', it sounds to me like an
        :: unleashed torment of terrorism, a torment which surrounds all and
        :: is inescapable.
        ::
        :: As ever, what's most important with the noise is that it
        :: maintains a balance with the melody and never destroys it, and I
        :: think The Offering just about keep to that balance, although
        :: sometimes taking it dangerously close to the edge, which is
        :: perhaps their greatest appeal. They also have a video to 'Like
        :: The Day You Stole The Color From Our Eyes' which is well worth
        :: the visit, and if you like what you hear enough, you can order
        :: their album from their myspace.
        ::
        :: http://www.myspace.com/theoffering
        ::

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        ::               Buy it if you like it!!
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Files

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01-the_offering-to_die_at_the_foot_of_the_koto_drum.mp35,04 MB
02-the_offering-like_the_day_you_stole_the_color_from_our_eyes.mp32,82 MB
03-the_offering-68-150.mp33,87 MB
04-the_offering-temperature_flight.mp32,51 MB
05-the_offering-the_nerve_of_the_oceans_shore.mp32,89 MB
06-the_offering-real_time.mp34,65 MB
07-the_offering-something_you_cant_hold.mp33,85 MB
08-the_offering-return_uncertain.mp33,66 MB