Virus-The_Agent_That_Shapes_the_Desert-2011-BERC

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          Artist  : Virus
          Album   : The Agent That Shapes the Desert
          Year    : 2011

          Genre   : Avantgarde
          Label   : Duplicate Records
          Cat.nr  : DUPLO 41

          Source  : CDDA
          R.date  : 08.03.2011
          Size    : 59,9 MB

          Encoder : LAME 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
          Bitrate : avg. 190kbps
          Quality : 44,1kHz/Joint-Stereo

          Website : http://myspace.com/czral


          Tracklist:

          01.  The Agent That Shapes the Desert                  05:19
          02.  Continental Drift                                 04:44
          03.  Chromium Sun                                      04:20
          04.  Red Desert Sand                                   04:54
          05.  Intermission: Furnace Creek                       02:21
          06.  Dead Cities of Syria                              06:43
          07.  Where the Flame Resides                           04:51
          08.  Parched Rapids                                    04:53
          09.  Call of the Tuskers                               05:13
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                                                                 43:18


          Release Notes:

          February 2011 sees the release of the third album
          from Norwegian avantgarde rock maestros VIRUS.
          The Agent That Shapes The Desert is its title and
          its lyrical themes reflect the red desert sands on
          the cover as well as the shifts of the various
          lifeforms and elements of a planet headed for
          extinction. Observing the forces of nature, in
          contrast to their previous outing The Black Flux,
          which pictured the end of the world on a more
          psychological level. Whereas The Black Flux was a
          dense maelstrom that threatened to pull you under,
          The Agent... is dry, sharp and refined.

          Recorded and financed by the band themselves and
          released on their own Virulent Music label
          (through the channels of Duplicate Records), The
          Agent... is the first step towards a state of
          total independency for the band. Having had to
          rely on personal funding, artistic grant support
          and preorders, it has taken the band a while to
          finish it. Another bump in the road was the
          departure of former bass player extraordinaire
          Plenum right before recordings commenced. After a
          lenghty search, VIRUS, now consisting primarily of
          Czral (guitars, vocals) and Einz (drums), found
          rescue in the shape of Bjeima, a multi-talented
          artist who recently released his solo project
          YUREI's debut cd to much acclaim, as well as
          having several other projects in the pipeline.

          Musically, The Agent... is the most diverse VIRUS
          album yet.
          It combines the dissonant guitar-washes of
          mastermind Czral's former band VED BUENS ENDE and
          The Black Flux with the outlandish nature of the
          band's Carheart debut, while simultaneously moving
          in several new directions at once. At the same
          time, The Agent... is the band's most coherent,
          catchy and well-produced effort yet, and should
          appeal to music addicts across a vast spectrum of
          genres. Czral's trademark sideways riffs are
          perfectly underscored by the concise, efficient
          drumming of Einz and Bjeima's adventurous bass
          lines. The vocals, also courtesy of Czral, are
          stronger than ever, at times reminiscent of a
          choir of mad preachers, at others subtle and
          brooding, giving off an air of desperation.

          The Agent That Shapes The Desert is available for
          preorder now as digipack CD, LP and a special fan
          package (ltd. 250 copies) containing both CD, LP,
          T-shirt and an exclusive 7"EP.

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