Album: We See What We Want
Artist: Across The Obsession
Year: 2011
Origin: Russia
Genre: Melodic/Post-Hardcore/Instrumental/Metal/Hardcore/Progressive/Technical/Metalcore
Origin: Russia
Genre: Melodic/Post-Hardcore/Instrumental/Metal/Hardcore/Progressive/Technical/Metalcore
(Just undefinable good!)
For fans of: Between The Buried And Me, Adept,
Tracklist:
1. Trails (feat. Anatoly Borisov from Sarah Where Is My Tea)
2. Bleeding Inside
3. To The Stars
4. All That Becomes Us (feat. Pasha Shipilin)
5. Dreams
6. Closed
7. Between The Words
8. Eternally Awaiting Dawn
9. Home
10. Captive Of Bondage
11. The Letter
12. We See What We Want
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Review:
Across The Obsession only do what they want!
These guys have fun in what they're doing and they are showing this at their best, at their Debut Album
entitled "We See What We Want"!
Hailing from the Country of the most surprising bands, these young Russians really created everything new and brought the heavy scene to a new era!
Starting as a instrumental band in lack of a singer, just to show what is possible as a band with incomplete line up. Yet a singer, wasn't missed on the old records, now they just perfected what they were working at. Also they're giving out the instrumental version of the album, for those who like to enjoy the musical side of them.
We See What We Want contains 12 captive songs of emotion and creativity.
Looking back to their old instrumental EP "The Road", these guys just changed the instrumental work a little bit, to come together with the vocals.
Melodic and technical guitar licks all over the songs. Progressions in vein of BTBAM and showing a softer side of putting breakdowns into the rhythm guitar, these are only some words to describe the sound of them.
The vocals are neither screamed, nor shouted or growled. They sing - in their own way. Emotive, yet angerfilled yelling could explain it a little.
All in all, this Album must be heard, to say you like it or not!
A catchy band and the most original sound/music i've ever heard. One of the most talented and hard working bands i know. Get them bigger and show some love at Facebook, Myspace or anywhere else!
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