Joyless_-_Without_Support-2011-CRUELTY

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2011-03-11

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       CRUELTY Presents:


              Artist...: Joyless
              Album....: Without Support
              Label....: Van
              Size.....: 60,10 MB
              Source...: CDDA
              Playtime.: 47:03 min
              Genre....: Rock
              Release..: Mar-11-2011
              Encoder..: LAME V3.97 -V2 --Vbr-New
              Quality..: avgkbps 44,1Hz Joint-Stereo





              TrackList:

              01  05:38  Have A Nice Fight
              02  04:19  Puberty and Dreams
              03  05:04  The Adorn Japetus
              04  04:19  The Soft Addiction
              05  02:07  Better
              06  05:03  De Profundis Domine
              07  04:59  Shadow Spree
              08  03:27  Trilobite
              09  05:43  Shimmer and Shine
              10  02:37  Velvet Willows
              11  03:47  Journey
              
              Release Notes:
              Lead by the charming (and depressing) voice of Ida Helleboe, the band rocks out songs that will definitely 
              fit a rainy day mood and will depress the life out of the listener. After changing from Black Metal to 
              Depressive Rock in their amazing ôWisdom & Arroganceö album back in 2000, the band has been releasing a 
              series of split releases culminating in ôWithout Supportö.

              Since the first track ôHave a Nice Fightö, the band sets a very mellow mood constructed of catchy guitars and heavenly 
              vocals. Even with its bleak atmosphere, the band does have æhigher intensityÆ moments like on ôPuberty and Dreamsö, but 
              the overall depressive atmosphere is what we enjoy the most from this excellent band.

              In ôThe Adorn Japetusö, we get some of the most chilling vocal moments oozing emotion and sadness. The band brilliantly 
              uses the harmonica in tracks like ôThe Soft Additionö and ôBetterö, giving the listener a more dynamic and traditional 
              Hard Rock sound than it their æsadderÆ compositions.

              The band is not shy to experiment with different tempos and in songs like ôDe Profundis Domineö we get a different side of 
              Joyless with more intensity and flair. Other songs like ôTrilobiteö and ôVelvet Willowsö sound exactly like what we expect 
              to listen at our local dive bar and we love it. Closing the album we have ôJourneyö, a track that reminded us of the 
              enigmatic Jex Thoth.

              While Depressive/Psychedelic Rock might not be for everybody, Joyless delivers an amazing album full of emotion and straight 
              up good music. The band has a wide variety of classic Rock influences, and this will surely appeal a wide variety of fans. 
              We can only hope that they keep up the good work and release full-length albums more often.

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