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Showing posts with label Tokyo Jupiter Records. Show all posts

Monday, May 7, 2018

Ingrina "Etter Lys"


Country: France
Genre(s): Post Metal/Rock, Post Hardcore
Label: Ideal Crash (cassette), Tokyo Jupiter Records - TJP 056(CD), A Tant Rêver Du Roi Records -ATRDR71, Medication Time ‎– MT10, Vox Project ‎– VOX29, Hardcore For The Losers ‎– HC4L036 (vinyl)
Format: CD, digital, vinyl, cassette
Release date: May 7, 2018
Tracklist
1. Black Hole (5:22)
2. Fluent (10:06)
3. Coil (7:42)
4. Resilience (7:12)
5. Leeway (6:02)
6. Surrender (15:48)

Total Time 52:12

Line-up
Florian Compain - Guitar, Backing vocals
Raphaël Durand - Drums, Backing vocals
Adrien Dournel - Drums, Backing vocals
Stéphane Fonteneau - Bass, Backing vocals
Nicolas Guerrier - Guitar, Backing vocals
Antonin Le Coz - Guitar, Backing vocals

Description/Reviews
From the album’s cinematic arrangements to it dense, overdriven textures, Etter Lys bears the markings of a deep affection for all music genres labeled with the “post-“ prefix. post-metal would be the default category for a rock record as orchestral, textured as this one, though such a labelling would overshadow Ingrina’s most noteworthy qualities.What sets this particular band apart from its peers is the grit instilled in their music, more rooted in the aesthetic of garage punk bands than the likes of sludge metal acts. Ingrina is more of a post-hardcore with a transcendent post-rock edge, at the midpoint between DIY-venue loud-rock and deeply evocative, quasi-orchestral soundscapes.
Read the full review by Robin Ono at echoesanddust.com

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Ingrina "Etter Lys"


Country: France
Genre(s): Post Metal/Rock, Post Hardcore
Label: Ideal Crash (cassette), Tokyo Jupiter Records - TJP 056(CD), A Tant Rêver Du Roi Records -ATRDR71, Medication Time ‎– MT10, Vox Project ‎– VOX29, Hardcore For The Losers ‎– HC4L036 (vinyl)
Format: CD, digital, vinyl, cassette
Release date: May 7, 2018
Tracklist
1. Black Hole (5:22)
2. Fluent (10:06)
3. Coil (7:42)
4. Resilience (7:12)
5. Leeway (6:02)
6. Surrender (15:48)

Total Time 52:12

Line-up
Florian Compain - Guitar, Backing vocals
Raphaël Durand - Drums, Backing vocals
Adrien Dournel - Drums, Backing vocals
Stéphane Fonteneau - Bass, Backing vocals
Nicolas Guerrier - Guitar, Backing vocals
Antonin Le Coz - Guitar, Backing vocals

Description/Reviews
From the album’s cinematic arrangements to it dense, overdriven textures, Etter Lys bears the markings of a deep affection for all music genres labeled with the “post-“ prefix. post-metal would be the default category for a rock record as orchestral, textured as this one, though such a labelling would overshadow Ingrina’s most noteworthy qualities.What sets this particular band apart from its peers is the grit instilled in their music, more rooted in the aesthetic of garage punk bands than the likes of sludge metal acts. Ingrina is more of a post-hardcore with a transcendent post-rock edge, at the midpoint between DIY-venue loud-rock and deeply evocative, quasi-orchestral soundscapes.
Read the full review by Robin Ono at echoesanddust.com

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Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Three Steps To the Ocean "Migration Light"


Country: Italy
Genre(s): Instrumental, Post Metal, Post-Hardcore
LabelShove Records, Sangue Disken (vinyl), Tokyo Jupiter Records (CD)
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release dateMarch 10, 2015 (digital)
Tracklist
  1. They 03:53
  2. Sur 07:36
  3. Dust Bowl 04:13
  4. Sulaco 06:51
  5. I end 03:58
  6. Wooden Shelter 03:29
  7. Primordial Leavers 06:42
Line-up
Andrea Sacchetti - Guitars
Davide Logrieco - Drums
Francesco Tosi - Keys
Andrea Galliverti - Bass

Description/Review
Again, to gain notoriety, "post" bands nowadays have to sound different than other "post" bands or do the generic blue print very well. Three Steps To The Ocean have embraced and done both superbly. The guitars feature heavenly tremolo-picked textures, light feedback riffs and raw, layered, down tuned chord progressions. The bass and drums sound particularly dense and when added to very pronounced ethereal keyboards, electronics and programming, Migration Light is an ever-evolving project featuring the best mixtures of dark post rock and organic sludge metal. Doom, black metal, and some ambient junctures give the album some variety and the production is done so well one might think this band is part of some huge record company. This may all seem intricate but Three Steps To The Ocean have managed to create an audio pronunciation that's very plausible, emotional and fun to listen to.
Read the full review at metalstorm.net

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